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Delhi recorded 8,500 fresh COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours, the first time the figure has dipped below 10,000 since April 10, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.......

Delhi registers 8,500 new Covid cases, positivity rate drops to 12%

Delhi recorded 8,500 fresh COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours, the first time the figure has dipped below 10,000 since April 10, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Friday. From 28,000 fresh infections&nbsp; on April 20 the number of cases has fallen to 8500 as on May 14. The city's test positivity rate has also dipped to 12%, Kejriwal said during a digital press conference. Around 10,000 beds have cleared up in the past 10 days, he said but &nbsp;noted that the number of patients in critical condition remains considerable because the ICU beds have not been freed up much.
The Chief Minister further said that Delhi will bear cost of education and other expenses of those children who were orphaned by COVID-19 pandemic and will give financial aid to those families that have lost the earning members.
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Delhi recorded 8,500 fresh <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">COVID-19 cases</a> in the past 24 hours, the first time the figure has dipped below 10,000 since April 10, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Friday.
From 28,000 fresh infections&nbsp; on April 20 the number of cases has fallen to 8500 as on May 14. The city's test positivity rate has also dipped to 12%, Kejriwal said during a digital press conference.
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Around 10,000 beds have cleared up in the past 10 days, he said but &nbsp;noted that the number of patients in critical condition remains considerable because the ICU beds have not been freed up much.
The Chief Minister further said that Delhi will bear cost of education and other expenses of those children who were orphaned by COVID-19 pandemic and will give financial aid to those families that have lost the earning members.
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A 4th Oxygen&nbsp;SOS&nbsp;was sent by Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi late on Saturday night. The hospital said it had medical oxygen left to last only about 45 minutes to an hour. The oxygen tanker arrived at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital&nbsp;at 4:15 am. In Delhi's Uttam Nagar, Gandhi Hospital, also sent out an SOS for oxygen, saying they had about an hour's supply of oxygen left.
The lives of over 100 patients were at risk, sources have said.&nbsp;

2 more hospitals send SOS for oxygen to centre

Delhi's Ganga&nbsp;Ram hospital sends 4th SOS&nbsp;for oxygen
Gandhi Hospital sends SOS&nbsp;to centre as well
Health infrastructure breaks down under new Covid&nbsp;wave

A 4th Oxygen&nbsp;SOS&nbsp;was sent by Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi late on Saturday night. The hospital said it had medical oxygen left to last only about 45 minutes to an hour. Later, the oxygen tanker arrived at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital&nbsp;at 4:15 am on Sunday. Doctors and nurses had started manual ventilation in Ganga Ram Hospital, till at least one tanker arrived at the facility. Gandhi Hospital in&nbsp;Delhi's Uttam Nagar&nbsp;also sent out an SOS for oxygen, saying they had about an hour's supply of oxygen left. The lives of over 100 patients were at risk, sources have said.&nbsp;

Delhi recorded its highest single-day spike in Covid-19 cases with over 28,397 people testing positive in the past 24 hours.

Delhi Coronavirus News | Delhi records highest daily spike with 28,397 Covid-19 cases

Delhi recorded its highest single-day spike in Covid-19 cases with over 28,397 people testing positive in the past 24 hours, according to the data released by the Delhi govt. There are 85,575 active cases in the capital so far and the positivity&nbsp;rate is 32.82%
277 deaths from the infection were reported in Delhi in the past 24 hours taking the overall toll to 12,638.&nbsp;

Delhi records highest daily spike with 28,397 Covid-19 cases

Delhi recorded its highest single-day spike in <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">Covid-19 cases</a> with over 28,397 people testing positive in the past 24 hours, according to the data released by the Delhi govt.
There are 85,575 active cases in the capital so far and the positivity&nbsp;rate is 32.82%
277 deaths from the infection were reported in Delhi in the past 24 hours taking the overall toll to 12,638.&nbsp;
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77% non-Covid-19 ICUs in Delhi now occupied: data

Delhi govt data shows almost 77% of non-Covid&nbsp;ICU&nbsp;beds in the city are occupied

77% beds in non-Covid&nbsp;ICUs&nbsp;occupied: Delhi govt data
Patients with other&nbsp;ailments at pre-lockdown&nbsp;levels: data
Delhi govt is updating status in its 'Delhi Corona' app
Delhi HC had&nbsp;ordered against reservation of ICU&nbsp;beds

The number of patients visiting hospitals with ailments other than Covid-19 has reached the same levels as before the lockdown enforced on March 25.
Delhi govt data shows, almost 75% of the beds in non-Covid-19 ICUs&nbsp;are occupied, compared to 54% of Covid-19 ICU beds.
The Delhi government has started updating information on the availability of non-Covid ICU beds in its 'Delhi Corona' app after a rap from the Delhi high court.
The court issued the order when Delhi government&rsquo;s decision to reserve 80% of the ICU beds in 33 big private hospitals to ensure availability of Covid-19 beds was challenged.

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