Omicron is behind rapid virus spikes in several countries, including those where it has already overtaken the previous dominant Delta variant, said the global health body in its weekly bulletin. In its weekly epidemiological update, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that the risk posed by the Omicron variant is still "very high". The data showed that Gujarat, Kerala, Telangana, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Haryana, and West Bengal had reported Omicron cases in two-digit figures.
Of the 238 Omicron cases detected in Delhi, 57 have been discharged. However, the overall total has been around 7,000 in the last week.Īccording to the Union Health Ministry update, the Omicron infection has spread into 21 states and Union Territories. The country's overall COVID-19 cases tally crossed the 9,000-mark on Wednesday and currently stands at 9,195 cases. A Progressive Web App to track the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID19) with a heatmap & informative statistics and graphs.
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The rapid spread of Omicron infection has contributed to the total tally of the COVID-19 condition in India. for coronavirus +91-11-23978046 Toll Free No: 1075 Helpline Email ID for coronavirus ncov2019gov. The tracker showed a sharp rise in infection rates in six states as a "significant concern" in a December 24 note, and this expanded to 11 Indian states by December 26, the report said. However, he added that it was hard to predict how high the daily cases could go.
"New infections will begin to rise in a few days, possibly within this week," he said. "It is likely that India will see a period of explosive growth in daily cases and that the intense growth phase will be relatively short," Paul Kattuman, Professor at the Judge Business School at the varsity, was quoted as saying to Bloomberg. The tracker had aptly predicted the devastating second wave in May and forecast in August that India would see a slow burn in its COVID-19 infections. A COVID-19 tracker, developed by the UK's University of Cambridge, has predicted that India may soon see an intense but short-lived virus wave "within days", even as the highly transmissible Omicron variant of COVID-19 is spreading like wildfire in the country with over 780 cases reported on Wednesday.
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