Indore: In the financial capital of Madhya Pradesh, Corona continues wreaking havoc. At the same time, the health department released a list of 27 covid positive patients on Tuesday. Of these, usually one patient was found in all areas, but Malwa was the area where maximum five patients were found positive. The shocking fact is that the number of patients is increasing constantly here. Now it has reached 254. The first patient was found in Khajrana on 24 March, after which it was the most infected area in the city in terms of number of patients. However, now the Malwa Mill area has put the administration to sleep. There are dense settlements here. The houses are built nearby. In general, social distancing is not being followed.
At the same time, on Wednesday, the city got 36 new patients and four people died. However, the city is also moving step by step to win the war against Corona. On Wednesday, 50 victims from two hospitals recovered amidst loved ones. 45 were discharged from Aurobindo and 5 from Choithram Hospital. From Aurobindo, a 6-year-old child to an 80-year-old elderly returned home. One patient was from Ujjain and one patient was from Jhalawar. The patients of Goma's spill, Malwa mill, V's spill, Lala's garden, Nehru Nagar, Musakhedi, Sukhaliya have also returned to their homes.
For information, let us tell you that there are bad conditions of traffic after the concession in Unlock 1.0 in the city. Half an hour jam occurred at the Patnipura intersection on Wednesday morning. The queue of vehicles was visible for about half a kilometer. Due to this the residents of the area got upset, even the drivers took more than half an hour to get out of the jam. People called the police control room. After that the traffic police opened one-way traffic racker jam.
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