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    23 deaths: Delhi cases update on January 11

    Delhi, which saw 19,166 Covid positive cases on Monday, registered 21,259 cases, a 10 per cent increase from yesterday. The positivity rate touched 25.65 per cent and 23 deaths were reported in the last 24 hours, according to the city government health bulletin.

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    Deaths tally is the highest in the last 8 months. The city conducted 82,884 tests in the last 24 hours. Containment zones jumped to 17,629.

    Despite the surge, Delhi Chief Minister said: “We will not impose a lockdown; the AAP government is fully prepared to deal with any situation posed by corona.”

    He said: “This wave is mild in comparison to the previous one.  We are fortunate to be dealing with a relatively mild wave, as the wave that hit in April was incredibly dangerous. Currently, one hundred and thirty-six patients are being treated for Covid in LNJP. I was just asking the administration how many patients had been here requesting treatment for Covid. Many times, when someone came in for other treatments like say a cancer treatment and had a test done, Covid came out. If someone fractured a bone and came here for treatment, he had a Covid test done, and the result came positive. There are only 6 patients out of 136 who came seeking treatment specifically for Covid, the rest are 130 patients who got tested positive for Covid, incidentally.”

    Talking about ICUs, Kejriwal said: “We are fully prepared. We have the ability to extend up to 37 thousand beds if necessary. Our 37000-bed capacity has yet to be utilised. If necessary, we may prepare 10000-11000 ICUs in Delhi by preparing 37000 beds. However, there isn’t much of a need for that right now.”

    Earlier in the day, Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain told NDTV that cases will “definitely this week” and infections may start falling after that.

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