Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Wednesday said the state government would ease Covid restrictions if the number of cases start declining in the national capital.
While the government’s daily health bulletin released in the evening showed a sharp jump in deaths and fresh cases over the previous day, Jain said earlier in the day that the number of hospitalisations and even the positivity rate had not seen any major spike over past few days, and seemed to have stabilised.
Jain claimed that the positivity rate has remained around 25 per cent in the last few days. Delhi had on January 11 reported a positivity rate of 25.65 per cent while on January 10, the figure stood at 25 per cent. “Covid cases in Delhi continue to be above 20,000, but the positivity rate is stagnant at around 25 per cent, which is a good sign,” Jain told reporters.
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