Hyderabad: Second wave of COVID-19 infections in Telangana are becoming a major cause for concern, with active cases in the state reaching 21,864 on Sunday.
The health department’s bulletin revealed that 2,251 newly confirmed cases had been reported in the state in the past 24 hours, raising the total score to 3,299,529. Six with six more deaths on Sunday increased the death toll to 1,765.
GHMC reported as many as 355 positive people on Sunday, and neighboring Medchal-Malkajgiri with 258 cases, and Rangareddy with 200 cases. Apart from this which is always the pinnacle of the COVID-19 a list, the state is currently dealing with a number of cases in semi-urban and rural districts.
In districts bordering Maharashtra and Karnataka, there is a high alert, where business is rising exponentially by the day. It has been noted that many residents of Gadchiroli district in Maharashtra come to Mahadevpoor, Chityal and Kaleshwaram in the Bhupalpally district of the state to do agricultural or personal work.
In addition, Nizamabad reported 244 positives on Sunday; followed by Sangareddy with 132, Jagtiyal with 117, Nirmal with 84, Adilabad with 77, Kamareddy with 70, Mahbubnagar with 53, Mancherial with 41, Medak with 27, Jayashankar Bhupalpally with 18, Asifabad with 17 cases recorded and Mulugu with 7 new confirmed incidents.
Some of these districts were summoned last month COVID-free, with zero cases reported.
Take note of rising COVID-19 affairs, two towns in the Adilabad district – Ponnala and Boath – imposed a self-barrier on Thursday.
Last week, after 27 residents tested positive, the town of Sirpur in the Jagityal district went to self-imposed lock-up system until April 15th. Similarly, the towns of Garmillapalle and Edapally in the district of Jayashankar Bhupalapally closed self-imposed
Recognize that the control of the second wave of COVID-19 affairs are becoming a difficult task, officials in the health department in Telangana said on Sunday that if proper precautions are not taken to defeat the virus, many will be affected.
The state government has strict rules for the application of the mandatory mask rule with a fine of R 1000 and has intensified the investigations and vaccinations to reduce new cases.
‘The minister called on people in Telangana to follow everyone COVID-19 guidelines and be careful to limit the spread of the virus. He imposed a fine of Rs 1000 per person for not wearing masks and said that for the reduction of the COVID-19 pandemic, the wearing of masks must be strictly enforced, ”reads a statement from the CMO.
“Whoever is eligible to take the vaccine should take it, and that’s one way to break the spread now,” Director of Public Health Dr G Srinivasa Rao said on Sunday.
More than 18.56 lakh people in the state received their first dose COVID-19 vaccine while more than 3.02 lakh also received their second shot on April 11, a State Health Ministry bulletin noted.
Source: The Siasat Daily