Covid situation in Delhi under control: Kejriwal
August 09, 2020  16:41
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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said the Covid-19 situation in Delhi is under control and the recovery rate is improving. 

Speaking at the inauguration of a hospital in Ambedkar Nagar, he said in case the situation takes a turn for the worse, the government is fully prepared to deal with it. 

"The hospital was conceived in 2013. It is a 600-bed hospital. We are inaugurating the first 200 beds which will be used for the treatment of COVID-19 patients," Kejriwal said at the launch event. 

On the COVID-19 situation in Delhi, the chief minister said, "The situation is under control, all parameters good, recovery rate is improving, positivity ratio reducing and deaths have reduced." "I hope these 200 beds remain unoccupied... we never get to a situation where we have to use these beds. But even if the situation becomes bad again, we are fully prepared to deal with it," he added.

Delhi recorded 1,300 fresh cases take the tally to 1,45,427 while the death toll mounted to 4,111.
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