With a slight rise in COVID-19 cases in some parts of the country, health officials in Delhi have asked hospitals to stay alert and ready. While there is no major surge in the capital yet, authorities are taking early steps to ensure that the city is well-prepared if the situation changes. This includes checking hospital equipment, stocking up on medicines, and making sure there are enough beds and oxygen supplies.
Doctors and medical staff are also being asked to refresh their training and stay updated on the latest COVID protocols. Many hospitals are reviewing their emergency plans, testing their oxygen systems, and making sure protective gear is available for staff. The goal is to avoid any last-minute rush or shortage like in past waves of the virus.
Health officials are also urging people to stay cautious. While life has returned to normal for most, the reminder is clear—COVID hasn’t gone away completely. People are encouraged to follow basic safety steps, like washing hands, staying home if feeling unwell, and wearing masks in crowded places if needed.