On Monday, 142 patients won the battle for life amid a growing number of corona-infected patients while a hardware businessman and a medical college worker of the city died due to corona. At the same time, 128 new infected patients were also found.
Now the number of active patients has reached 1658 and 31 patients have died so far. The same number of patients died with other serious illnesses as well. A total of 4836 patients have been recovered and 6525 people have been found infected in the district as far.
On 31st August, a 40-year-old hardware businessman, resident of Sasni Gate Saket Vihar Colony was admitted to Sir Gangaram, Delhi after his health suddenly worsen. Their report came out corona positive. Been on a ventilator for many days.
He died in the morning. In another case, a 55-year-old resident of GT Road Housing Development Colony was working in the AYUSH department of the Medical College. His health deteriorated and was admitted to the medical college for treatment several days ago. He also died at six in the morning.
Patients were found in more than two dozen areas including 4 each from Saroj Nagar, Sanjeevani Hospital Khair, Bijauli, 2 each from Jawan, Harjigarhi of Tappal, Pushpanjali Colony, Gular Road Parsi Dham, Nagar Khurd of Tappal, Dhansari, Mehwala of Gonda, Kalai Dhanipur, Vimala Sadan Banna Devi, 6 from Bharti Nagar, Marris Road, 3 in Prague Mill Compound, 11 from Nagaria Patti of Akrabad and from other different areas of the district as well.
Schools will not re-open from 21st September
Due to the growing corona infections, the government has pulled back the decision of reopening the schools and colleges from 21st September. Earlier, from 21st September, 50 percent of the staff was called to open the educational institutes for the students to clear their doubts without bags. It was said that the students will be called in the schools and colleges only after written permission from the parents to clear their doubts. The teachers had already raised their voices of not coming to college and not teaching from 21st September. DIOS Dr. Dharmendra Kumar Sharma said that discussion is going on at the government level regarding this issue. Deputy Chief Minister Dr. Dinesh Sharma has also said that he will review the situation after 15th September.