It is necessary to understand the transmission of the new Covid wave, said an expert in disease control at a time when the number of cases in the country is close to 5,000.
Communities where symptoms similar to flu lead to the rush of COVID-19 hospitalization require epidemiological examination-how to find out how the transmission is spread and stopped by Dr. Sujeet Singh, led by the National Disease Control Center (NCDC) during a pandemic outbreak five years ago. This reveals the dynamics of transmission, trends between hospitalized cases and the epidemiological profile of cases, in addition to the assessment of morbidity and related severity, Singh said in an interview.
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“In Singapore, Hong Kong, Korea and other countries, there has been a recent increase in Covid cases in Singapore, Hong Kong. In India, there was also a significant increase in the last fortnight. Of the 257 cases around 25 May to more than 3,900 cases on June 1, 2025,” said Singh, former NCDC director. He added that the test strategy of testing, monitoring and treatment should be focused on understanding contemporary scenarios, especially in states where the rise can be seen.
On Thursday, India registered 4866 active cases of COVID-19, according to data from the Ministry of Health. In the previous 24 hours, up to seven deaths were reported, each of which was in Delhi, Karnataka and three from Maharaštra. The total number of deaths from 1 January 2025 climbed to 51.
The latest Indian wave COVID is caused by two new variants Coronavirus, NB.1.8.1 and LF.7, mutations of the OMICRON Offspring Jn.1 variants.
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“Concerns about the sharp tip of Covid-19 cases in India may be caused by increased testing of influenza diseases (Ili) or acute respiratory infections (ARI) cases. Testing may be focused on hospitalized Ili. Then it may be another industrial prisoner. People with co -morbidities must also be explored, ”he said.
The Ministry of Health has ordered all countries and trade unions to ensure health readiness measures across healthcare facilities to control the transmission of infection. The oxygen offer evaluation system is carried out in hospitals as part of a health readiness measure.
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Dr. Chandrakant Lahariya, an expert in public health, said that although there is a relatively good understanding of the SARS COV2 virus in order to draw conclusions, it would be appropriate to regularly publish epidemiological data on COVID-19 cases.
“As of Now, We Don’t Know From Where These Covid-19 Cases Are Being Reported, What Are Their Distribution Patterns, to The Have Co-Morbidities. The Government Should Put Data for Epidemiological Analysis to Understand Northry and Pattern of the Disease. Become Mild to Milder and People Should Not Panic Due to the Spike in the Covid. Lahariya.
Meanwhile, the government recommended the public to practice hand hygiene, cough etiquette, and avoid overcrowded places when it’s good. The Ministry of Health noted that individuals with acute respiratory diseases should be self -government and look for medical care if the symptoms deteriorate.
According to Dr. Ramana Gangakhedkar, a former scientist of the Indian Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR) and currently the National President of the ICMR, should focus more on hospitalization and mortality.
The Number of Cases Being Reported in the Country Is Not Important Unless We Know Whether the Hospitalization and Deaths Reded Are Increasing. The Number of Cases Increases IF One Tests More and More People Covid Numbers Create Panic in the People. New tribe, you need to take measures.
Covid has become an endemic, but the good news is that newer variants have come from the OMICRON family in the last three years, Gangpedkar said.
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