New Delhi: Relief news has emerged from the country's capital Delhi amid rising cases of corona epidemic infection across the country. In Delhi, 8,500 new corona cases have been reported in the last 24 hours. The positivity rate here is now 12 per cent, which is much lower than yesterday. Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal himself has informed about the same.
Talking to a news agency, CM Kejriwal informed that, "In such an atmosphere of despair, I want to give you a pleasant news. About 8,500 new corona cases have been registered in Delhi in the last 24 hours. The infection rate has come down to 12 per cent in 24 hours. Very few people are falling ill in Delhi now. With less patients, beds in hospitals are also getting empty. '
He has also informed that ICU beds are still full. This means that the number of serious patients has not yet come down. All the ICU beds are still full in delhi hospitals. 1,200 new ICU beds are ready, which will start in 1-2 days. Don't be lax under any circumstances, follow the lockdown.
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