The outbreak of Corona Virus in India is increasing rapidly. According to the latest data received by the morning of June 7, the active cases of Corona Virus in the country have reached around 5755. In the last 24 hours, about 391 new cases of Kovid-19 have been reported, and 4 people have died. Considering this boom of Corona virus, vigilance has been increased across the country.
Kerala has increased the most in new cases of Corona Virus. On Friday, about 127 new cases have been registered here, which is the highest in the country.
There have been cases of 102 new Corona Virus in Gujarat and 73 in Delhi. The number of active cases in Delhi has reached around 665, where 7 people have died so far.
29 new cases have been reported in Maharashtra, including the death of a patient. The number of active cases in the state has reached close to 577.
26 new cases have been reported in West Bengal, while 88 patients have also recovered. There have been 17 new cases in Chhattisgarh and active cases have increased to 41.
There have been 9 new cases in Haryana, most of which are from Gurugram and Faridabad. The total number of infected in the state is around 151 and active cases are 87.
The Ministry of Health made a mock drill in hospitals across the country to prevent the spread of Corona Virus. In this exercise, the availability of oxygen supply, ventilator, isolation beds and essential medicines was strongly tested.
In addition, review meetings were held with the states under the chairmanship of Dr. Sunita Sharma, Director General of Health, on June 2 and 3, in which the status and preparation of Corona Virus was reviewed. The central government has instructed all states to be vigilant and take necessary steps.
According to experts, Corona Virus is now coming out as an Endemic infection. This means that the virus is not completely over, but its cases will remain limited, light and place-specific. Most patients are now being treated at home.
Health officials are paying special attention to SARI (severe acute respiratory infections) and ILI (symptoms like influenza). All suspicious cases are being investigated and positive samples are being sent for genome sequencing to identify the new forms of the virus.
The World Health Organization (WHO) excluded Corona Virus from the category of global public health emergency in May 2023. It is now considered a normal seasonal infection. However, WHO has also said that vigilance is very important, as the virus still remains a threat.
The threat of Corona Virus is still not completely averted in India. An increase in the number of active cases makes it clear that it is necessary to be cautious and adopt prevention measures. The Central Government, State Administration and Health Department are constantly trying to stop the spread of Corona Virus.
We all have to take responsibility responsibly to protect against Corona Virus and follow the guidelines issued by experts and the government so that we can build a healthy and safe India.
