Arvind Kejriwal: The fourth wave in Delhi which is "much more dangerous"

The situation has become uncontrollable due to Coronavirus in Delhi, the capital of the country. Cases of corona infection in Delhi are increasing rapidly.

Meanwhile, CM Arvind Kejriwal On Lockdown of Delhi talked about the number of beds in hospitals, Vaccination and Lockdown to deal with the situation created by Corona.

CM Kejriwal said on the number of beds in hospitals -

CM Arvind Kejriwal said that the app we released earlier is still working today. If you need to go to the hospital, then see the number of beds and go directly to the hospital with empty beds. There is a system in a government hospital just like a private hospital. Go to the hospital only if there is a lot of need.

CM Kejriwal said, "We all have to follow the Corona Protocol in a big way. Our security is in our hands. Wear a mask, wash your hands frequently, follow social distancing. Also, get out of the house only when something is necessary Work is done. It's just a matter of few days as the three waves of Corona are gone, this fourth will also be gone. "

He said that the surge in COVID-19 cases this time is "worse than what Delhi saw during the third peak."

"Over 10,000 COVID-19 cases were reported in Delhi in the last 24 hours, this is a worrisome situation," the Aam Aadmi Party chief said today.

This is the fourth wave in Delhi which is "much more dangerous", he added.

"Till mid-March, there were less than 200 daily Covid cases in the city. But in the last 24 hours, 10,732 cases were recorded… (the highest single-day spike till date). Delhi reported 7,897 new coronavirus cases on Saturday and 8,500 a day before that. In the last 10-15 days, coronavirus has spread very quickly," Mr Kejriwal said.

He said the centre should open vaccination for all ages. "People below the age of 45 should also be vaccinated to break the cycle of the coronavirus."

"I have requested the centre many times regarding the removal of age restrictions on taking COVID-19 vaccine. The Delhi government is ready to conduct a door-to-door campaign to vaccinate people. 65 per cent of patients in Delhi are below" 45 years of age, Mr Kejriwal said.