Third Wave of Corona to Come in the Country, Rapidly increasing Cases in 8 States
There is another bad news amidst the increasing cases of Omicron in the country. The situation of corona infection remains critical in 8 states of India. In fact, the Central Government has prepared a report on the corona infection rate in the states. Based on the report, 27 districts of 8 states of the country have been identified by the central government regarding the increasing infection of the corona. Corona infection is spreading rapidly in these areas. According to the report, the worst condition is of Sikkim where about 25 percent of the samples tested have been found infected.
Kerala is is facing highest number of cases after Sikkim
Significantly, there is a danger of Omicron variants of Corona all over the world. Its knock has already happened in India. In such a situation, the increasing cases of corona in some states of the country are increasing the concern of the government and the Ministry of Health. However, as a precaution, the government has given instructions to increase the number of corona tests, RTPCR, strictly follow corona protocols in these states.
The effect of the second wave of coronavirus is still visible in the country. Estimated figures of corona infected in the country remains above 10 thousand. According to the Indian Council of Medical Research, in the last 24 hours, 12,93,412 sample tests have been done for coronavirus in the country. After which a total of 65,32,43,539 sample tests have been done so far.
Will the third wave comes in India?
The way corona infection has been reported in 8 states of the country, once again questions are being raised whether there will be a third wave of corona in the country. However, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) scientist Manind Agarwal has said in a conversation with the media that, due to the new variant of Corona, Omicron, the third wave of corona epidemic has come in India till February. Based on mathematical estimates of Corona, IIT scientist Manind Agarwal has warned that in such a condition more than 1.5 lakh cases can be reported in the country every day.