Corona Cases In Delhi : There is a decrease in the daily cases of corona in the national capital Delhi. Today 5760 cases have been confirmed. Crowd in the market located in Old Delhi.
Corona Cases : Delhi has received 5760 new cases in the last 24 hours.
COVID 19 Cases In Delhi: Delhi, which has been among the more affected cities by Corona. Is now seeing a decrease in cases. According to the data released by the Health Department at around 6.30 pm, 5760 new cases have come in the last 24 hours and 30 people have died. At the same time, the infection rate has been recorded at 11.79 percent. In the last 24 hours, 48844 cases have been investigated.
Now the weekend curfew can be abolished in Delhi.
Weekend curfew can now be abolished in Delhi amid decreasing cases of corona. A meeting of DDMA will be held on 27 January (Thursday) regarding this. A decision can also be taken in the meeting regarding the odd-even system of the markets. On Sunday, 9197 cases were confirmed in Delhi and 30 patients lost their lives. On the other hand, 11 thousand 486 cases came on Saturday and 45 patients died. There were 10756 cases on Friday and 38 patients lost their lives. Let us inform that on January 3, 28867 cases were reported in Delhi, which was the highest number of cases of infection in a day since the start of the epidemic.
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Corona Cases : During the third wave, there has been a decline in new cases of Covid infection.
The Federation of Sadar Traders Association, in a memorandum sent to the Lieutenant Governor on Monday, said that during the third wave, there has been a decline in new cases of Covid infection, so the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) should consider easing its restrictions. needed. Traders demanded the removal of the weekend curfew, as well as the closure of the system of opening shops on an odd-even basis.
Let us inform that the Delhi government had proposed on Friday to remove the weekend curfew and end the odd-even system for opening of shops, but Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal refused. The Lieutenant Governor, however, allowed private offices to function with 50 per cent staff strength.
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