Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal spoke on the recent surge in Covid cases in the capital and said that he is also worried.
Kejriwal said that pollution is one of the main causes for the rise in Covid cases.
‘COVID-19 cases have been increasing for the last few days.
I am also concerned about it.
We have been taking all appropriate measures to control it.
We are considering taking more steps next week.
I think the situation should come under control in 7 to 10 days and the cases should start decreasing,’ Arvind Kejriwal said during a press conference.
Kejriwal said that the Covid situation in the capital was under control till 20th of October but started worsening due to pollution.
Delhi recorded 7,053 fresh COVID-19 cases in a day, taking the infection tally in the national capital to over 4.67 lakh on Thursday.
104 more fatalities were also registered in the same period, the highest in over five months, which pushed the death toll to 7,332.
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