HC seeks information on status of Omicron variant
The Hindu
Government closely watching situation: counsel
The Delhi High Court on Thursday sought to know from the government the status of Omicron infections in the Capital, including how many patients are in ICUs, on ventilator support and on oxygen beds in hospitals.
“We want to know the position of Omicron,” said the court while hearing a bunch of petitions relating to various issues on the COVID-19 situation in the Capital. The court also sought to know how many of the total COVID-19 patients in Delhi are infected with Omicron.
Senior advocate Rahul Mehra, representing the Delhi government, said he will get instructions and come back with the figures. Mr. Mehra said there were 10,986 active cases of COVID-19 as on January 3.
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