Delhi has reported more than 3.7 cases of Covid lakh since the outbreak in India began in January (File)
New Delhi:
Delhi Health Minister Satyender Jain said it was too early to say whether the record one-day outbreak of 5,673 cases in the national capital signaled the start of a third wave of COVID infections. 19.
“We should wait and watch the trend for a week. We won’t be able to say anything in precise terms by then. It’s still too early to call this a third wave. But, it could be a possibility, ”said Jain, who oversaw the preparedness of health facilities in Delhi amid the pandemic.
Delhi recorded more than 5,000 cases of COVID-19 in one day for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak in the country in January. Its biggest single-day jump in cases was yesterday, after a week on an average of 4,000 cases.
