Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on July 7 inaugurated a genome sequencing laboratorty at Lok Nayak Hospital. The genome sequencing laboratory can detect variants of COVID-19.

Speaking at the event, the Delhi Kejriwal said, "We were dependent on the Central government's lab at  National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC)  till now and we had to send all our samples to that lab. Machine for genome sequencing has been brought in Lok Nayak Hospital. Through this machine, we can analyse the variants of coronavirus. If we get to know which variant it is, it will help in taking action and framing strategies." "From today, this facility is being started. I have been told that this is the third such facility in North India. One is NCDC, the other one is National Institute of Virology Pune and this is the third facility that is being started. People of Delhi will be benefitted from it." 

Kejriwal stated that the genetic analyses be helpful in the third wave.  He went on to say: "I would like to congratulate LNJP hospital, the Director of LNJP Dr Suresh Kumar and his team who have started this in such a short period," he said.  Kejriwal CM also informed that another genome sequencing laboratory to identify variants of coronavirus will be inaugurated at the Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences. "We have opened many activities. We are also trying to open in a graded manner. I would like to appeal to the people to maintain social distancing where relief is being given. We must take precautions."

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