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On Thursday, Delhi recorded 7,053 new Covid-19 cases and 104 deaths in 24 hours – the highest fatalities for a single day yet

Expressing concern over the spike in Covid-19 cases in the national capital, Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Friday that his government is planning to take steps in the coming week to address the issue. He also said the situation is expected to come under control in another seven to ten days.

Notwithstanding, he didn’t expand on the choices being considered by the public authority to control the continuous spike in cases and recorded passings. The CM also said that contamination is a contributing variable in the spike in the Covid illness cases.

Senior government authorities said the public authority has asked the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) – which is led by lieutenant lead representative Anil Baijal – to assemble a gathering by Tuesday to talk about the strategy.

“The Covid-19 circumstance in Delhi is disturbing. One week from now, we will find a way to address it. The circumstance should go under control in 7-10 days,” said Kejriwal in a video press instructions.

On Thursday, Delhi recorded 7,053 new Covid-19 cases and 104 passings in 24 hours – the most elevated fatalities for a solitary day yet. Up until now, 467,028 individuals in the capital have been analyzed Covid-19 positive, of which 416,580 have recuperated, and 7,332 have kicked the bucket.

Dr. Lalit Kant, previous top of the study of disease transmission and transferable sicknesses in the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), stated, “By the latest things, it would seem that cases can go up for at any rate an additional three weeks except if the public authority forces limitations on unnecessary exercises – that can concern market timings, size of social affairs, and so on”

In Friday’s press preparation, Kejriwal imparted consequences of an analysis to a bio decomposer – created by the Pusa Institute – that can be utilized as an option for crop stubble consumption. A month ago, he had said that the bio decomposer was spread more than 2,000 sections of land of ranch lands in Delhi and consequences of the examination – in light of tests gathered from 24 towns – indicated that 70%-95% of complete yield stubble had been disintegrated.

“Presently, we have an answer. I encourage different states, the Central government, and the Supreme Court to observe it. The Delhi government will document a request alongside this report to the Central government’s air quality bonus, encouraging them to give headings to states to utilize the bio decomposer,” said Kejriwal, adding that air contamination in Delhi was adding to the spike in Covid-19 cases.