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As the world continues adjusting to the post-pandemic phase, India is seeing a slow but notable resurgence in COVID-19 infections, with the number of active cases approaching 4,000, according to data released by the Union Ministry of Health on Monday, June 2.
The Ministry reported that 203 new COVID-19 cases were registered across the country in the past 24 hours. Although this marks a slight dip from the 363 cases reported the previous day, the total active case count has now risen to 3,961, raising cautious concern among health authorities and the general public.
Here’s a comprehensive look at 10 key developments related to the latest COVID-19 trend in India:
1. National Overview
India’s Covid-19 tally is showing a consistent uptick. With over 200 new cases and a rising active count, health officials are monitoring the situation closely. While the numbers remain relatively low compared to previous waves, the increase is significant enough to warrant attention.
2. Covid-Related Fatalities
Four Covid-related deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours. These occurred in Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Maharashtra. Notably, a 22-year-old woman in Delhi undergoing treatment for post-tuberculosis lung disease and a 25-year-old man in Tamil Nadu with bronchial asthma both succumbed to complications, highlighting the vulnerability of individuals with pre-existing conditions.
3. Delhi Update
Delhi reported 47 new COVID-19 cases, bringing its active count to 483. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta confirmed that 19 patients are hospitalized, but emphasized that the situation is not alarming and urged the public not to panic.
4. Maharashtra Sees Rise
Maharashtra registered 59 new infections, including 20 from Mumbai. The state’s total active cases now stand at 494. Encouragingly, 369 people have recovered, but state officials are keeping a close eye on developments.
5. Precautionary Measures in Mumbai
In light of the recent rise, Maharashtra Minister Ashish Shelar convened a meeting to review the Covid-19 status in Mumbai. He urged high-risk individuals—including the elderly and immunocompromised—to follow Covid protocols such as wearing masks and even considering re-vaccination. However, he reassured citizens that there is no cause for panic.
6. Karnataka Situation
Karnataka recorded 87 new cases, pushing the state’s active tally to 311, with a positivity rate of 17.11%. Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao confirmed that the infections appear mild but assured that infrastructure is being updated, including oxygen beds and ventilators, to prepare for any possible escalation.
7. West Bengal’s Weekly Trend
West Bengal logged 44 new cases, bringing its active count to 331. Over the last seven days, 319 people have tested positive. Authorities continue to monitor regional clusters and encourage testing and home isolation for individuals who are symptomatic.
8. Odisha: Situation Under Control
Odisha reported a small increase, with three new cases, taking the state’s total active count to 15. Public Health Director Nilakantha Mishra described the scenario as “totally under control”, and advised against panic.
9. Punjab’s Isolated Case
A railway employee in Ferozepur, Punjab, tested positive for COVID-19 after returning from a trip to Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh. He has been advised to remain in home isolation, and contact tracing is underway.
10. Call for Vigilance, Not Panic
Although the overall infection rate remains low, health authorities across states are emphasizing the importance of vigilance, particularly for high-risk groups. The general population is advised to follow basic precautions, including mask-wearing in crowded areas, hand hygiene, and staying updated on vaccinations.
While this recent surge does not currently resemble past waves in intensity or impact, experts agree that continued surveillance, transparency in reporting, and proactive healthcare planning are vital to avoid a larger public health issue.
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