Delhi Govt has begun the gaming process

7,897 new coronavirus cases reported today and as positive rate went up to 10.1% Delhi Govt decided to stop testing at 77000 tests. Had they done 100000 tests like yesterday the number would have been 10,000+

Playing with the curve now. Attached report more

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Kiran Shankar Saha

Absolutely right Seema ji. On 11th the tests were for more than 1 lakh and the positive cases were about 11,000 more

Apr 12

Salman Ahmad

right, but mam in south delhi covid team caught every person to check covid report if not found then tested and also every shop. am here please focus on the work we will pray all are tested negative positive rate are 4.8% more

Apr 12

Kamal Hans

A sense of seriousness has yet to grip the Delhi govt. Why is it not enforcing masking/distancing thru danda/fines? more

Apr 11

Padam Law (J-7, Sector 25, Jal-Vayu Vihar..., No Additional Title)

Seema ji..... Please do not expect anything better from DOGS. Kejriwal has time and money only for TV Ads. more

Apr 11

Anonymous Circle Member

By controlling test, we are making things more complicated as those positive will also be moving around if test not carried out. To control we must encourage testing which will help in self quarantine. Also with test timely medical help can be obtained. more

Apr 11

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