New Delhi: Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain said on Wednesday that no Omicron patients in the national capital have required oxygen support so far.  "With 496 new cases reported yesterday, the COVID-19 positive rate is around 1%. With the arrival of international aircraft, the number of cases has increased. So far, no Omicron patients have required oxygen support "Jain stated.

"Family members of those who have returned from foreign nations have been known to get infected with the Omicron variant of the virus. However, everyone must exercise prudence "Added he.

The statement by the Delhi Health Minister came on the same day that the Union Health Ministry revealed national data on Omicron cases, which shows Delhi at the top of the list with 238 cumulative cases.

The Health Bulletin states, "Out of 238 Omicron patients, 57 have been discharged." According to a health warning issued by the Delhi government on Tuesday, "Delhi recorded 496 new COVID-19 cases with one death in the last 24 hours." "In the national capital, the positivity rate is 1.89 percent, and there are 1,612 active cases," it stated.

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