Nineteen fresh cases from five states on Monday took India’s Omicron tally to 174 even as the infected patients continue to remain asymptomatic or display mild symptoms.
Delhi led the increase in Omicron cases on Monday with eight cases, followed by Karnataka and Kerala with five and four cases, respectively. Rajasthan and Gujarat reported a case each. Delhi’s cumulative count now stands at 30, the second highest in the country after Maharashtra which leads with 54 infections. Most of the Delhi cases have a history of travel and are asymptomatic.
In Kerala, all four new cases were reported from Thiruvananthapuram. However, none of the five fresh cases in Karnataka that reported positive on Monday for the highly infectious variant had recent travel history or any contact with international travelers.
Delhi led the increase in Omicron cases on Monday with eight cases, followed by Karnataka and Kerala with five and four cases, respectively. Rajasthan and Gujarat reported a case each. Delhi’s cumulative count now stands at 30, the second highest in the country after Maharashtra which leads with 54 infections. Most of the Delhi cases have a history of travel and are asymptomatic.
In Kerala, all four new cases were reported from Thiruvananthapuram. However, none of the five fresh cases in Karnataka that reported positive on Monday for the highly infectious variant had recent travel history or any contact with international travelers.
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