Third Covid wave has hit Delhi, 10,000 cases expected on Jan 5: Satyendar Jain
The Hindu
“Delhi is expected to record around 10,000 new cases with a positivity rate of around 10%... The third wave has started in the city,” Health Minister Satyendar Jain said
The third wave of COVID-19 pandemic has hit Delhi and the city is expected to record 10,000 new cases on January 5 with a positivity rate of 10%, Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain said.
The Minister also said only 300-400 samples are being sent for genome sequencing now as sequencing of all samples is not possible.
“Delhi is expected to record around 10,000 new cases with a positivity rate of around 10%... The third wave has started in the city,” Mr. Jain said.
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