Delhi Reports 104 Active COVID-19 Cases

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New Delhi: According to official data, Delhi currently has 104 active COVID-19 cases.

Health officials have reported that 24 patients have successfully recovered in the past week. This marks a slight increase from the previous week, when the total number of active cases was recorded at 99, as per the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare’s COVID-19 dashboard.

A senior health official from the Delhi government confirmed these figures, emphasizing that while the situation remains stable, authorities are vigilantly monitoring for any potential surges in cases.

Also Read: No Need for Alarm: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta Addresses Rising COVID-19 Cases

Notably, there have been no COVID-19-related fatalities reported in recent weeks, according to officials.

In response to the ongoing situation, the Delhi government issued an advisory on Friday, instructing hospitals to ensure they are fully prepared. This includes maintaining adequate supplies of beds, oxygen, essential medications, and ensuring that critical equipment such as ventilators and BiPAP machines are operational.

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