Deaths are increasing due to Corona … After Thane, a patient lost his life in Karnataka

New Delhi. After the death of the Corona virus in Thane, Maharashtra, another such case has come from Bengaluru, where the elderly woman has died due to Kovid-19. In the last few weeks, the cases of Kovid-19 have increased rapidly in Karnataka. So far, 32 out of 38 active cases in 6 districts in the state are in Bengaluru, and 1 woman has died of this disease. The 82 -year -old woman suffering from many other diseases died due to Kovid. The government has advised the general public to follow the proper behavior related to the covid, wear masks and use sanitizers, and especially women, children, people, people with weak immunity and people with co-operatives to follow it. The Health Department has made covid testing mandatory for people suffering from severe sharp respiratory diseases (SARI). People should not panic due to increase in cases of Kovid-19, in the last few days, state health minister Dinesh Gundu Rao appealed to the people to stay restrained and continue their daily routines amidst the increase in Kovid-19 cases in the last few days. Rao while addressing reporters said, “I appeal to everyone not to panic, because when you see such reports in the media that the Kovid-19 cases are increasing again, people get worried.” He also appealed to the media to present the correct picture of the situation and not to exaggerate the severity of Kovid-19 disease, which became a global epidemic five years ago. The Health Minister’s appeal came in view of a statement issued by his department on Friday, stating that 35 cases of Kovid-19 have been reported in the state, in which 32 have come to Bengaluru alone. The minister also said that the state government is cautious and all necessary precautions have been taken to stop the spread of the virus. Rao clarified that there are no restrictions related to Kovid-19 and people can come anywhere independently. On the death of a patient from Kovid-19 in Thane, Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) said that in Thane city of Maharashtra, one patient from Kovid-19 died on Saturday, while eight new cases of infection were confirmed. According to the municipal body, 18 Kovid-19 patients are undergoing treatment in the city, out of which only one is undergoing treatment in the hospital, while the other is in Quarantine at home and their condition is stated stable. According to a release issued by TMC, a 21 -year -old man suffering from serious diabetes died in the morning due to other diseases at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Hospital, run by the municipal body in Kalwa. Hospital Superintendent Dr. Anirudh Malgaonkar said that he was admitted on Thursday due to diabetes related complications and was confirmed to be infected with Kovid-19 on Friday night. He informed that a 19-bed ward has been made for Kovid-19 patients in the hospital and it is equipped with RT-PCR testing facilities. To assess the situation, the municipal body held a high level review meeting on Friday. During the meeting, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Chetna Nitil said, “All health centers have adequate reserves and investigation kits are also available for investigation of Kovid-19.” The municipal body assured that the situation is under control and people do not need to panic.

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