Why is Corona increasing suddenly? Experts said on the changing weather and people stopped wearing masks.

Every day around 3,000 corona cases are being reported across the country. Experts told why the cases of Covid are increasing.

Corona cases have started increasing once again in the country. At the same time, with the changing weather, experts have advised people to be alerted about viral as well. Doctors say that ignoring any kind of symptoms at this time can prove to be dangerous for you. The current weather is favorable for the spread of the virus.

In the last few days, there has been a rapid increase in the cases of coronavirus. Around 3,000 cases are being reported every day across the country.

Cases have also started increasing in the national capital Delhi. The number of people admitted to the hospital has also increased.

BLK Hospital reported an increase in the number of patients with symptoms like cough, cold and fever.

Viral risk increased due to changing weather

Dr. Sandeep Nair, director and HOD of the Chest and Respiratory Department of BLK Hospital, said that the daily number of patients with symptoms like cough, cold and fever is increasing in the OPD.

The doctor said that at this time the weather is favorable for the spread of any viral or infection. This is the reason why there has been a spurt in infections and viral cases.

Do not ignore these symptoms

He said that if symptoms like cough, fever or cold persist, do not ignore them and consult a doctor as soon as possible. These infections enter our body through mouth and nose and first affect our lungs. He also advised to avoid going to crowded places.

People need to be careful

Sandeep Nair said that for the last several months people have stopped wearing masks, which is the biggest reason for increasing cases.

Meanwhile, Union Health Minister Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya also advised people to be cautious in view of the current Covid situation. Mandaviya said on Monday that people need to be vigilant amid rising cases of Covid sub-variant Omicron.

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