Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal claims that Covid-19 cases have continued since November 7. And the inhabitants of Delhi will also win the third wave of the disease.
In a tweet, he says: Since November 7, the cases and positivity in Delhi are declining. Today, less than 5000 cases, 89 deaths and 7.24 positives. I hope this trend continues. The people of Delhi and the government of Delhi together will also win this third wave. Pl continue to observe all precautions.
The COVID-19 positivity rate in Delhi fell to 7.24 percent on Saturday, the lowest since October 23, as authorities detected 4,998 new cases of COVID-19 out of a record 69,051 tests.
Eighty-nine more deaths brought the city’s death toll to 8,998.
On October 23, Delhi posted a positivity rate of 6.98 percent. It was 8.51% on Friday, 8.65% on Thursday, and 8.49% on Wednesday.
A record 69,051 tests, including 33,147 RT-PCR, the highest to date, and 35,904 rapid antigen tests, were performed the day before for the detection of COVID-19, according to a bulletin from the Delhi health department on Saturday. .
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