NE NEWS SERVICE
AHMEDABAD, JAN 28
Gujarat recorded 12,131 new coronavirus infections and 30 deaths in the last 24 hours, the state health department said on Friday evening.
The caseload rose to 11,32,791 and death toll reached 10,375, it said in a release.
During the same period, 22,070 persons recovered from COVID-19, taking the tally of recoveries to 10,14,501.
The rate of recovery now stands at 89.56 per cent.
Ahmedabad city recorded the highest number of new infections at 4,046.
It was followed by Vadodara city (1,999 cases), Rajkot city (958), and Surat city (628).
As per data available on the state government’s COVID-19 dashboard, nearly 1.20 lakh coronavirus tests are being conducted everyday.
Gujarat’s positivity rate now stands at 10.67 percent.
At present Gujarat has 1,07,915 active cases, of which only 297 patients are on ventilator while the rest are stable.
As many as 9.73 crore doses of anti-coronavirus vaccines have been administered in the state so far, including 1.94 lakh doses given during the day.
The adjoining Union Territory of Dadra Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu recorded 21 new COVID-19 cases and 28 recoveries.
Of 11,284 infections reported in the territory so far, 11,152 have recovered, four died and 128 are active.
Gujarat’s COVID-19 figures are positive cases 11,32,791, New cases 12,131, Death toll 10,375, Recovered 10,14,501, Active cases 1,07,915.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel chaired a core committee meeting in Gandhinagar to discuss the COVID situation in the state and decided that the night curfew will continue till February 4. Amid the COVID surge, the state administration had on January 21, 2022 announced night curfew in 19 cities apart from eight major ones where it was imposed earlier.
The night curfew will be imposed from 10 pm to 6 am.
The Gujarat Chief Minister’s Office in its fresh order stated that the hotels and restaurants will be allowed to continue home delivery service 24 hours.
As per the latest order, home delivery of food from hotels and restaurants is allowed 24 hours.
The shops, shopping complexes, marketing yards, salons, spas and beauty parlours, etc are allowed to operate till 10 pm, as per the release.
