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Covid cases from 4L to 5L in 258 days, slowest for the district

This district had registered its first covid case on the date of March 11, 2020. Earlier, about one lakh covid cases came after 235 days on the date of 31 October 2020.

Nagpur: On Wednesday the coronavirus caseload of district Nagpur has crossed the nearly 5 lakh mark, When more than 1,400 new infections were reported. In about 258 days, the infection has increased from about 4 lakhs to 5 lakhs. Which is the longest time in one lakh cases since the start of the Covid pandemic in the district.

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This district had registered its first covid case on the date of March 11, 2020. Earlier, about one lakh covid cases came after 235 days on the date of 31 October 2020. The sharpest jump in nearly 1 lakh Covid cases was in 14 days – from 3 lakh to 4 lakh – during the peak of the second wave of Covid in the month of April last year.

The highest monthly cases – 1.88 lakh – were reported in April 2021, which is 37% of the total Covid cases.

For the first time since the date of March 12 last year, more than 2,000 cases were reported in the district on Thursday. From June to December last year, This has taken the covid caseload for the month of January to 8,856 so far which is higher than any other month.

Amendment in reporting of cases

Dr. Nitin Shinde, an expert in infectious diseases, has said that the number of cases does not matter much at all. Rising covid cases are ‘casedemic’. Right now they desperately need a daily bulletin on the number of hospitalizations for the coronavirus. This should give them an alarm and a thought as to whether sanctions are really needed. The drawback of the rise in covid cases is that the number of vulnerable covid patients requiring hospitalization will increase.

Nitin has also called for amendment in reporting of cases. They have said that they are still following the same format. Coronavirus scenario is concerned, The public does not know exactly what is happening. The Omicron virus has spread very rapidly and there are rarely any complications. Because of this, its spread has not stopped at all and there is no point in isolating a patient after the same period. Doctors are also not insisting on testing for coronavirus for mild patients at all.

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