Delhi Chief Minister held a review meeting of COVID on Thursday as the state records maximum number of micron cases.

According to officials, amid the rise in the number of omicron cases in Delhi, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will hold a review meeting on Thursday to assess the preparedness and management with regard to the new version of coronavirus. Delhi has reported the highest number of 57 omicron cases in the country, followed by Maharashtra (54), Telangana (24), Karnataka (19), Rajasthan (18), Kerala (15) and Gujarat (14).

India has so far reported 213 cases of the omicron version of the coronavirus in 15 states and union territories and 90 of those infected have either been cured or migrated, according to data updated by the Union Health Ministry on Wednesday. Huh. Kejriwal is likely to discuss with cabinet ministers and officials the preparedness regarding a possible third wave of COVID-19 and the Omicron version of the virus.

Hospital beds, medicines and home-isolation measures are also likely to be discussed in the meeting. According to data shared by Delhi’s health department, the national capital recorded 125 COVID-19 cases in a day, the highest positivity rate since June 22 at 0.2 per cent, while none of the fresh ones due to the viral disease Death has not been recorded. Wednesday. The cumulative number of coronavirus cases in the city stands at 14,42,515, while the death toll stands at 25,102.