95 Percent Corona Beds In elhi Hospitals Empty Number Of Patients Admitted To Less Than 1300

The scope of Corona in the capital has reduced. Now 95 percent beds in hospitals are also vacant. Only less than 1300 patients are admitted. Things have gotten so much better for the first time since March. Experts say that the spread of corona is no longer happening. This is the reason why new cases are decreasing. Due to this the patients are not increasing in the hospitals. Now it is necessary that people do not take carelessness or else the situation may get worse again.

The wave of corona started in Delhi in the last week of March. Till April 12, more than 6 thousand patients were admitted in hospitals. After 22 April, the situation started deteriorating and the number of admitted patients had crossed 19 thousand. The situation was that beds were filled in all the big government and private hospitals, but now after about three months, less than 1500 patients are admitted in the hospitals and more than 22 thousand beds are vacant.

According to the Health Department, at present there are 23,638 beds for Kovid patients in the capital. Of these, 22,357 are vacant and 1281 patients are admitted. In this context, 95% of the beds are empty. At the same time, talking about ICU beds, out of total 6630 ICU beds, 723 patients are admitted and 5907 are vacant. That is, 89 percent of ICU beds are also empty. At the same time, talking about government hospitals, about 90 percent of ICU beds are vacant in them, because most of the serious patients are being treated in private hospitals.

Doctor Siddharth Tara of Hindurao Hospital says that now new admissions in the hospital are becoming negligible. This shows that the spread of the virus has stopped, but it is a matter of concern that after the unlocked in Delhi, now people have started being careless. This may make the situation worse again in the future. Now there is every possibility of the next wave coming. In such a situation, it is necessary that people keep following the rules. Also, avoid going to crowded areas as the spread of the virus has reduced. This pandemic is not over.

The scope of Corona in the capital has reduced. Now 95 percent beds in hospitals are also vacant. Only less than 1300 patients are admitted. Things have gotten so much better for the first time since March. Experts say that the spread of corona is no longer happening. This is the reason why new cases are decreasing. Due to this the patients are not increasing in the hospitals. Now it is necessary that people do not take carelessness or else the situation may get worse again.

The wave of corona started in Delhi in the last week of March. Till April 12, more than 6 thousand patients were admitted in hospitals. After 22 April, the situation started deteriorating and the number of admitted patients had crossed 19 thousand. The situation was that beds were filled in all the big government and private hospitals, but now after about three months, less than 1500 patients are admitted in the hospitals and more than 22 thousand beds are vacant.

According to the Health Department, at present there are 23,638 beds for Kovid patients in the capital. Of these, 22,357 are vacant and 1281 patients are admitted. In this context, 95% of the beds are empty. At the same time, talking about ICU beds, out of total 6630 ICU beds, 723 patients are admitted and 5907 are vacant. That is, 89 percent of ICU beds are also empty. At the same time, talking about government hospitals, about 90 percent of ICU beds are vacant in them, because most of the serious patients are being treated in private hospitals.

Doctor Siddharth Tara of Hindurao Hospital says that now new admissions in the hospital are becoming negligible. This shows that the spread of the virus has stopped, but it is a matter of concern that after the unlocked in Delhi, now people have started being careless. This may make the situation worse again in the future. Now there is every possibility of the next wave coming. In such a situation, it is necessary that people keep following the rules. Also, avoid going to crowded areas as the spread of the virus has reduced. This pandemic is not over.