Delhi CM goes into home isolation, will undergo Covid 19 test tomorrow, suffering from mild fever n Sore throat

While Delhi is witnessing tremendous surge of Covid 19 cases since the last ten days in the range of about 1200 cases per day on an average, making the capital as the third state in the country suffering from Covid 19 cases after Maharashtra and Tamilnadu, the chief minister Arvind Kejriwal too has gone in isolation at his official residence after he complained of mild fever and sore throat since Sunday.

According to the latest information the Delhi chief minister Kejrival will be tested for Covid 19 tomorrow to clear the doubts whether he has been infected or not.

Symptoms like mild fever and pain in the throat etc have been reported as supposed indications of infection of Covid and tests are done as a precautionery measure to clear the doubt and also to restrict the contagious disease spread further.

Delhi chief minister’s news about going in isolation has generated quite a sensation in the capital despite the fact that he has still not been tested for Covid 19.

Sources reveal that Mr. Kejrival had attended a cabinet meeting yesterday and had also made the annoucement on Sunday regarding the Delhi hospitals being allowed for Covid 19 treatment n addmission only for Delhi’s bonafide citizens and outsiders restricted to AIIMS, RML and Safdarjung hospitals.

All the official engagements of chief minister Arvind Kejrival have been cancelled who’ve been isolated at his official residence.

He will undergo the Covid 19 test tomorrow. Mr. Kejrival had been extremely active in his official engagements since Delhi has been contracting maximum cases of Covid 19 for the last several days coming on 3rd position among the largest infected cases after Maharashtra n Tamil Nadu.

Delhi has till today recorded 28936 infections with 812 deaths where as, at the national level while over 7 thousand Covid 19 patients have died, those infected with the pandemic have reached 2 lakh 60 thousand numbers, crossing even Italy.