138 Cases In Noida, Most Of Them Under Home Isolation
This is something that one would have never wanted to return – Covid-19. Well, its is just for the sake of saying but the fact remains that Covid-19 never left us, it remained hidden in some forms of minor illness.
This is something that one would have never wanted to return – Covid-19. Well, its is just for the sake of saying but the fact remains that Covid-19 never left us, it remained hidden in some forms of minor illness.
However, disclosing the numbers of the numbers in the national capital and NCR, the cases in Gautam Buddh Nagar district has risen to 138, health authorities confirmed on Tuesday. Of these, 74 are men and 64 are women. Officials from the district health department clarified that the majority of these patients are showing only mild symptoms akin to common cold and fever.
“All but two of the patients are currently in home isolation. Only two have required consultation through OPD, and no hospitalisation has been deemed necessary so far,” a senior health official said, adding that surveillance and contact tracing efforts are already underway in high-density residential areas.
Covid-19 Cases In India, 38 Deaths
India is witnessing a mild but noticeable uptick in COVID-19 cases, with official figures placing the total number of active infections at 4,026 as of Wednesday. While the numbers remain relatively low compared to previous waves, public health authorities have urged continued vigilance, especially in states reporting higher caseloads.
According to the Union Health Ministry, Kerala is currently leading with 1,446 active cases, contributing to more than one-third of the national tally. Maharashtra, meanwhile, reported the highest number of deaths, with 10 fatalities attributed to COVID-related complications in recent days.
The total number of COVID-related deaths nationwide stands at 38.
Health officials in both Kerala and Maharashtra are conducting surveillance and enforcing precautionary measures, particularly in high-risk zones such as hospitals and elderly care facilities. States have also been asked to ensure genome sequencing of samples to detect any potential variants of concern.
Although hospitalisation rates remain low, experts are advising citizens—particularly the elderly and those with underlying conditions—to take basic precautions, such as masking in crowded spaces and avoiding unnecessary travel.
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