100-year-old woman and 2-month-old baby beat Covid-19 in Madhya Pradesh

Two Covid-19 sufferers – a 100-year-old lady and the opposite a two-month-old child – have been cured of Covid-19 in two completely different areas of Madhya Pradesh, the state authorities mentioned in a press release Thursday night time.

The two-month-old child in Khajuraho city of Chhatarpur district who examined positive for Covid-19 within the third week of July was breastfed throughout sickness by his mom as per physician’s recommendation to spice up his immunity. His mom was already Covid-19 positive when she had delivered the child in Delhi the place her husband labored. The household returned to Chhatarpur after the beginning of the child, in line with the assertion.

The 100-year-old lady who belongs to Badwah city of Khargone district additionally suffers from ovarian most cancers. She was stored in residence isolation after she examined positive for coronavirus on July 21. During the remedy at residence she continued her yoga apply. The state well being division was knowledgeable of her restoration on Thursday, the assertion mentioned.

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Meanwhile, chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan who’s in residence quarantine since Wednesday after his restoration from Covid-19, instructed officers throughout a assessment assembly via video conferencing on Thursday night time that lockdown will likely be imposed on districts solely on Sundays and the night time curfew will stay in power from 10 pm to five am as a substitute of eight pm to five am. With his announcement these districts which have lockdown on Saturdays too may have simply one-day lockdown on Sundays, the assertion mentioned.

“The CM directed that efforts should be made to minimize death rate by ensuring best treatment in all Covid hospitals. At present, Corona death rate of the state is 4.32%. Advice must be sought from non-governmental subject experts on how to reduce the death rate of Corona”, the assertion mentioned.

Chouhan additionally directed that particular consideration should be paid to the districts of Indore, Bhopal, Gwalior and Jabalpur which have the excessive numbers of Covid-19 sufferers.

On Thursday Madhya Pradesh’s Covid-19 tally stood at 36,564 out of which 946 individuals have died. A complete of 26,902 have recovered from the illness and have been discharged from hospitals throughout the state.