Rajasthan Jaipur Corona virus cases update; 10 Patient Test Positive IND VS NZ T20 Match | Active cases increased again after three months, 4 positive in Bunny Park and 3 positive in Manasarovar.

After a long hiatus of three months, 10 new corona patients have appeared in Jaipur. Earlier in August, new positives were found in this number. The biggest event in Jaipur in the coming days is the India-New Zealand T20 match, which has raised concerns among the government as 30,000 or more people will be watching the match at the same time at the stadium. Apart from this, the wedding season will start on November 15 as it is Dev Udani Ekadasi.

A maximum of 4 patients and 3 cases were found in Manipur on Friday in the Bani Park area of ​​Jaipur, according to the medical department. Apart from this, one patient each has been diagnosed at Ajmer Road, Gopalpura and Luniawas. This happened after the double digit number of patients came to Jaipur after August 5th. After Diwali, the Kelad government lifted all restrictions in view of the low number of corona patients. The government recently issued an order ending the ban on guests coming to the wedding. Schools are ordered to start the course with 100% efficiency.

The Chief Minister has warned
Chief Minister Ashok Gelad had been warning the people of the state for two consecutive days by posting news on social networking sites. In the news, Gelad had hinted at the possibility of an increase in corona cases in the state after Diwali. He said the impact of corona was increasing rapidly in all European and Asian countries, including Britain, Russia, China, Germany and Ukraine. These cases are on the rise when more than 90 percent of the population in these countries is vaccinated.

The second wave came in the state after Holi
The second wave of corona came to the state in April after Holi. Then came a large number of immigrants from the southern states of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Kerala. After the arrival of these immigrants, there was a rapid increase in the corona matter.