Bhopal: The havoc of coronavirus has now weakened. Day by day, cases are coming down. You will all be surprised to know that from 1st June to 17th June, 363 people died due to Covid-19 in 11 districts. Similarly, there are only 7 districts in Madhya Pradesh where there have been no deaths in the last 17 days. Now, it can be said that coronavirus has weakened in these 7 districts alone. The rate of infection has come down in the rest of the districts but the virus has not weakened. Let us tell you that coronavirus is still deadly in 11 districts of Madhya Pradesh.

Between June 1 and June 17, 70 people died in the sea. These figures are official. Above all, the CMHO of Sagar does not remember how many people died in 17 days, although that is their duty. With this, 42 people have died in Jabalpur, 38 in Bhopal, 35 in Gwalior, 32 in Ratlam, 31 in Rajgarh, 31 in Betul, 31 in Indore and 22 in Agar Malwa. This means that covid-19 is still in a very dangerous condition in these 11 districts. In Madhya Pradesh, 1-1 deaths have taken place in 17 days in Narsinghpur, Shahdol, Sidhi, Balaghat, Mandsaur, Datia, Dindouri and Alirajpur. This means that the threat persists in all these eight districts. In fact, the rate of infection has weakened here but the virus has not weakened. The infection is still killing patients here. The positivity rate can go up anytime here.

Let us tell you that according to government data, there are only 7 districts of Madhya Pradesh (Ujjain, Neemuch, Chhatarpur, Sivani, Chhindwara, Guna and Khandwa) where the virus can be said to have weakened. That is because not a single death has taken place in these districts in the last 17 days. The Ujjain's name figures in the list where the death ratio and patients suffering from coronavirus was surprisingly the highest.

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