Mask up, worst is yet to come: DPH
The Hindu
Says cases will further go up in the next few days, urges people to take strict precautions
“Mask up Telangana as the worst is yet to come,” said Director of Public Health (DPH) Dr. G. Srinivasa Rao at a press conference on Saturday, adding that COVID positive cases would further go up in the next few days. The senior official made the statement a day after the State recorded 4,446 cases, which is the highest since the first case was detected in the State on March 2, 2020. He cited carelessness about COVID-19 precautions in the past four months, and mutations in the virus, as the main reasons for the large number of cases.
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