Covid Third Wave: Big claim on India’s third wave of the corona; By the end of February …

New Delhi: The Omicron variant has caused the third wave of corona infection in India. The first major outbreak occurred in major metropolitan areas of the country. Since then, the picture has changed a bit and the number of patients is increasing in other areas. In this case, the third wave of corona will reach its peak on January 23 and it is estimated that about 7 lakh patients could be registered in India in 24 hours. (Covid Third Wave In India Latest Breaking News)

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According to the formula model of IIT Kanpur, various factors have been taken into consideration while predicting the third wave crop of corona. The ICMR has now given new instructions to test for covid infection only if the person in contact has symptoms. This change has led to a slight reduction in the number of tests. Therefore, although it is not possible to say now whether the patient’s crop forecast will be accurate or not, the researchers are adamant that the normal crop time will be the same. Professor Maninder Agarwal, who formulated the formula, predicted that the number of patients would reach its peak this week in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Haryana and next week in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

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The third wave of Corona in India will end by the end of February, the source claimed. It is estimated that the number of patients in the country will reach its peak in the last week of January and 7 lakh patients will be registered in 24 hours on January 23. That is why it will be clear in the coming weeks what the real situation is. It was said that 18,000 patients would be registered in Bihar on January 17. However, fewer patients were found. In Uttar Pradesh, the harvest is said to be on January 19. According to this, 45,000 patients are estimated. In Maharashtra too, it is estimated that 1.5 lakh new patients will be registered on January 19. However, no such situation is seen at present. On Monday, the number of patients in Maharashtra dropped sharply to 31,000.

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