By Admin 
Kovid-19 cases are increasing rapidly in India once again. According to the Union Ministry of Health, by 31 May 2025, Kovid’s active matters in the country have reached 2710. At the same time, many people have lost their lives. These include most people who were already struggling with other serious diseases. However, on hearing the name of Kovid, horrific pictures of 2020 and 2021 start emerging in people’s minds. In such a situation, we know from the doctor how much need to be afraid of the new variant of Corona?
How many cases are there in the states of Covid-19?
According to the data of the Ministry of Health, a total of 2710 active Kovid cases have been registered in the country. Of these, Kerala has the highest number of 1147 cases, followed by 424 in Maharashtra, 294 in Delhi, 223 in Gujarat, 148-148 cases in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. Apart from this, West Bengal (116), Rajasthan (51), Uttar Pradesh (42), Puducherry (35), Haryana (20), Andhra Pradesh (16), Madhya Pradesh (10), Goa (7), Odisha (5), Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir (4-4), Chhattisgarh and Telangana (3-3), Arunachal Pradesh (3-3), Arunachal Pradesh (3), Assam and Mizoram (2-2) (2-2), Assam and Mizoram (2-2) The cases have been found so far. & Nbsp;
what doctors say?
Despite the increasing cases of Kovid, experts believe that the situation is not yet worrisome. According to Dr. Ujjwal Prakhar, Chest Medicine Specialist at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi, Kovid is now behaving like a common viral infection. Earlier the symptoms of covid were severe such as taste and loss of odor, but now its symptoms are limited to normal viral infections such as cough, cold and fever. Dr. Ujjwal said that due to weak immunity in the elderly and children, the danger can be higher than the infection or any other infection, especially among those who are already suffering from other diseases.
Director General of Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Dr. Rajiv Bahl also said that the sub-workers (LF.7, XFG, JN.1, and NB.1.8.1) of Omikron, which are currently spreading, are not serious. These variants are responsible for recent cases in India, but they are less at risk of serious illness. Experts say that 2710 cases are negligible in the population of 140 crores, so there is no need to panic.
precautions and prevention measures
During the previous Kovid Wave, the government implemented strict protocols. These included things like social dispensing, mask wearing and lockdown etc. However, such strict measures are not required in the current situation. Dr. Ujjwal suggested that those who are ill, should have to get themselves isolated and keep distance from others. Common precautions such as regular hands washing, wearing masks in crowded places and maintaining hygiene are still important. Especially the elderly and people with weak immunity should be excessive vigilance.
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