Gujarat has been getting relief from the Koro epidemic since the day the state was established and the number of cases has been declining for a month now. For the first time in 83 days since March 15, less than 850 cases have been reported. 848 new cases have been reported in the state in 24 hours. While 2 thousand 915 patients have recovered. The daily death toll has risen to 12. This was earlier 64 days ago i.e. on 3rd April 13 patients died. The relief is that there are zero cases in 6 districts and 1 to 5 cases in 6 districts. As well as 1-1 deaths in 7 districts and 3 deaths in Ahmedabad city, 1-1 deaths in Surat city and Vadodara city. Thus not a single death in 26 district 5 metropolis.
Thus, for the 33rd consecutive day in the state, the number of patients recovering from new cases has been higher. As a result, the recovery rate of the state has improved to 96.58 per cent. In the state, only triple digit cases are being registered in Ahmedabad and Vadodara.
On 18 thousand 8 active cases and 371 ventilators
So far 8 lakh 16 thousand 234 reports have come positive in the state, while the death toll has risen to 9 thousand 933. As many as 7 lakh 88 thousand 293 patients have been discharged so far. As far as active cases are concerned, there are currently 18,008 active cases in the state, out of which 371 patients are on ventilator, while 17,637 patients are in stable condition.
A total of 580 deaths have been reported in 14,270 positive cases in Surat city. While in Surat district out of total 3712, 167 have died. A total of 747 deaths have been reported in 17,982 cases in Surat city-district. A total of 11,456 patients have been discharged in Surat city so far. While in rural areas a total of 2887 patients have recovered.
A total of 139 patients of Corona on oxygen
The condition of 122 out of 167 patients in the ward at New Civil and Covid Hospital is critical. 8 ventilators, 24 bipaps and 90 patients are on oxygen. The condition of 78 of the 86 patients at Schmeier Hospital is critical. There are 7 ventilators, 18 bipaps and 49 on oxygen.
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