New Delhi: Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has now overcome the corona infection in the country's capital Delhi. Addressing the first press conference after recovering, the CM said, 'I too had a corona. Where I stayed in home isolation. Thank you for the blessings and blessings of you. At the same time, CM Kejriwal said, "I had a fever for 2 days, then stayed in home isolation for 7/8 days following the Covid protocol. At the moment, I am back in the service of you people.''
CM Kejriwal will address workers across the country in a virtual manner at 4 pm today. In fact, during the press conference today, CM Arvind Kejriwal said, "I was always worried about the growing number of corona cases in Delhi, though I had home isolation, but on top of the phone, I was constantly in touch with all my officers, chief secretaries, health ministers.''
Arvind Kejriwal said, "He was keeping an eye on the increasing cases of corona and the arrangements being made. However, corona cases are currently on the rise across the country. In Delhi too, the pace of corona is increasing rapidly. He said that around 20,000 cases were reported in Delhi yesterday and the health bulletin that will come out this evening will bring about 22,000 cases. In the meantime, CM Kejriwal compared the first wave of corona and said, "It is a matter of concern that matters are increasing rapidly every day, but as I said earlier, you need not panic. I am saying this after doing all the data analysis, in the last wave that came in April, May, 20,000 cases were also reported on 7th May. But there were 341 deaths on that day, but yesterday, when 20,000 cases came, there were 7 deaths, though the deaths should not be even 1.''
He further said, "I am not telling you this figure so that you stop wearing masks or become irresponsible. This data I have told you is that you people should not panic, it is not as dangerous, you people don't have to panic, but you need to work responsibly. Wearing a mask is most important.''
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