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Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) Commissioner Iqbal Singh Chahal on Wednesday asked civic officials to ramp up coronavirus testing immediately on a war-footing and keep the staff of jumbo field hospitals on alert in the wake of a "tremendous" rise in fresh COVID-19 cases in the city over the past few weeks.
"The new cases (reported) daily have tremendously gone up in Mumbai, and with monsoon around the corner, we will now see a rapid rise in symptomatic cases," Chahal told BMC officials.
Since the beginning of May, the COVID-19 cases in the metropolis have been steadily going up. The number of new cases reported on Tuesday crossed the 500-mark for the first time after February 6.
Chahal, in a message, directed the BMC officials to conduct the COVID-19 testing in Mumbai on a war-footing, ensure adequate staff at jumbo field hospitals and to keep them on alert.
He also asked the civic officials to tell private laboratories to be pro-active and fully prepared.
Chahal also asked all the assistant municipal commissioners, in-charge of various wards, to review the status of ward war rooms to ensure they are fully equipped with staff, medical teams and ambulances, and also to put private hospitals on alert.
He also asked the assistant civic commissioners to take daily reviews of the COVID-19 situation in their wards and intervene wherever required.
The civic chief also directed these officials to visit jumbo hospitals coming under their jurisdiction, to ensure they are monsoon-ready with de-watering pumps, structural stability certification, fire safety mechanisms, medical and paramedic staff, oxygen manufacturing plants and fully equipped with medicines.
"The jumbo medical facility in Malad area should be put to use on priority, if hospitalisations rise in the coming days," Chahal said.
He also asked the civic officials to persuade people to take booster doses of vaccine against COVID-19, and boost up the inoculation drive in the 12-18 years category. 

Mumbai on alert as Covid cases spike; cases cross 500-mark first time since February

BMC&nbsp;commissioner asked the assistant civic commissioners to take daily reviews of the COVID-19 situation in their wards and intervene wherever required.

Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) Commissioner Iqbal Singh Chahal on Wednesday asked civic officials to ramp up coronavirus testing immediately on a war-footing and keep the staff of jumbo field hospitals on alert in the wake of a "tremendous" rise in fresh COVID-19 cases in the city over the past few weeks.
"The new cases (reported) daily have tremendously gone up in Mumbai, and with monsoon around the corner, we will now see a rapid rise in symptomatic cases," Chahal told BMC officials.
Since the beginning of May, the COVID-19 cases in the metropolis have been steadily going up. The number of new cases reported on Tuesday crossed the 500-mark for the first time after February 6.
Chahal, in a message, directed the BMC officials to conduct the COVID-19 testing in Mumbai on a war-footing, ensure adequate staff at jumbo field hospitals and to keep them on alert.
He also asked the civic officials to tell private laboratories to be pro-active and fully prepared.
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Chahal also asked all the assistant municipal commissioners, in-charge of various wards, to review the status of ward war rooms to ensure they are fully equipped with staff, medical teams and ambulances, and also to put private hospitals on alert.
He also asked the assistant civic commissioners to take daily reviews of the COVID-19 situation in their wards and intervene wherever required.
The civic chief also directed these officials to visit jumbo hospitals coming under their jurisdiction, to ensure they are monsoon-ready with de-watering pumps, structural stability certification, fire safety mechanisms, medical and paramedic staff, oxygen manufacturing plants and fully equipped with medicines.
"The jumbo medical facility in Malad area should be put to use on priority, if hospitalisations rise in the coming days," Chahal said.
He also asked the civic officials to persuade people to take booster doses of vaccine against COVID-19, and boost up the inoculation drive in the 12-18 years category.&nbsp;

The national capital also reported two more Covid deaths, the bulletin said.

Delhi reports 980 fresh Covid cases in last 24 hours

Delhi reports 980 fresh Covid cases in last 24 hours: govt data Positivity rate stands at 25.98% Two deaths reported in last 24 hours

The national capital also reported two more Covid deaths, the bulletin said.

Delhi logged 980 fresh COVID-19 cases in last 24 hours with a positivity rate of 25.98 per cent, meaning one in every four people tested returned a positive result, according to data shared by the city government's Health department on 11 April 2023.
The national capital also reported two more Covid deaths, the bulletin said.
However, it added that COVID-19 was not the primary cause of death in one of the fatalities while the case sheet on the other death was awaited.

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