According to the Union Ministry of Health, India’s Covid-19 Tally 2,710 has reached active cases, with 1,170 patients discharged.
The country reported seven deaths in several states, according to state-wise data, played an important role in most cases.
According to the Ministry of Health, in Delhi, one death was reported-a 60-year-old woman was an internal intestinal barrier post-laparotomy, where Kovid-19 was an accidental discovery. Gujarat recorded a death, with details still awaited.
Karnataka reported a ambush-a 70-year-old man, who with acute cardirespiratory arrest, acute encephalopathy, with a delayed focal seizure, severe anemia, thrombocytopenia, and dibetus melitus (DM), hypotions (HTNs), and this, sprinkles with this, and this. According to the statement, his Kovid -19 position waits for RT -PCR confirmation.
It also states that Maharashtra reported two deaths: acute respiratory crisis syndrome (ARDS), left lung pneumonia, Kovid -19 RT -PCR positive, and a 67 -year -old male including DM, HTN and Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA); And a 21 -year -old male reconciles a death with diabetic ketooseidosis (DKA) and low respiratory tract infection (LRTI).
Punjab recorded a death- a 39-year-old man with Hepatitis B and acute respiratory syndrome. Tamil Nadu reported a death-a 60-year-old man with a 6-year-old diabetes mellitus (T2DM), high blood pressure (HTN), and chronic kidney disease (CKD).
Kerala proceeds with 1,147 active cases, and the coronation of mortality data continues. Bihar is waiting for the daily Kovid -19 update.
Emphasizing the need for vigilance, the authorities continue to monitor the situation.
On Friday, Union Minister of State for Health and Ayush (Independent Charge), Pratapro Jadhav assured that the Center is fully prepared to handle any situation that may arise.
“Our Central Health Department and Ministry of AYUSH are completely cautious and are closely monitoring the situation in all states. We have spoken to the concerned Health and AYUSH secretaries along with other concerned ministers,” Jadhav told ANI.
He said that the infrastructure developed during the earlier Kovid -19 waves has been reviewed and preparations are underway to deal with any incident.
He said, “We have reviewed the infrastructure manufactured during earlier Kovid waves, such as oxygen plants and ICU beds, and have already started preparations. Our health systems are well equipped and ready to handle any situation that can be generated in response to Kovid,” he said. (AI)
