New Delhi
In India, the Corona is once again spreading and there is a steady increase in matters of Corona. There is an atmosphere of fear of Kovid-19 among people in India amid growing cases in countries like China, Singapore and Hong Kong.
These days, not one or two of Corona, but four variants are active. The total active cases of Corona in the country are 2710. There have been 511 new cases in the last 24 hours. Along with this, 255 people have also recovered from Corona.
According to the data till 8 am on May 30, 294 patients have been found in Delhi and 223 in Gujarat. 148–148 cases have been registered in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. While 116 cases have been registered in West Bengal. 7 deaths have also been recorded in the last 24 hours. The death toll in the first five months of this year has increased to 22. There have been two deaths in Maharashtra in the last 24 hours. Whereas one death has been recorded in Delhi, Gujarat, Karnataka, Punjab and Tamil Nadu.
77 patients found in 24 hours in Delhi
A 60 -year -old woman died in Delhi. 77 patients have been found in 24 hours in the national capital. After that 72 patients were found in Kerala in 24 hours and 34 in Maharashtra.
Last week (till 25 May), the Kovid cases had seen a boom five times and the figure crossed 1,000. Most Corona Tests have been done in Kerala. Probably patients have also traced the most there. Two cases of Corona have also come up in Mizoram. After seven months, patients of Corona were found here.
What is the reason behind the boom?
It is believed that two new sub-variants of Omikron-LF.7 and NB.1.8.1 have increased tension. These two variants are being blamed for this sudden increase in Korona cases. However JN.1 still remains a major variant. So far, the World Health Organization (WHO) has not classified LF.7 or NB.1.8.1 as a worrying variant.
However, the Ministry of Health has said that most of the cases of Corona are light and there is no need to panic. Experts have suggested that the new variants may have the ability to avoid some extent immune, but there is no evidence that they can cause long -term severe infections. Its symptoms are largely similar to normal flu. Some symptoms include fever, nose, sore throat, headache and exhaustion.
Many states have instructed hospitals to maintain the availability of beds, oxygen cylinders, testing kits and vaccine. The elderly and already sick people have been advised to wear masks while going to crowded areas.
State wise case details (so far)
Kerala- 1,147 cases
Maharashtra- 424 cases
Delhi- 294 cases
Gujarat- 223 cases
Karnataka-Tamilanadu: 148-148 Case
West Bengal- 116 cases
Rajasthan- 51 cases
UP-42 cases
Puducherry- 35 cases
