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40% COVID cases can increase during winters on daily basis in India: Cardiologist

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40% COVID cases can increase during winters on daily basis in India: Cardiologist

40% COVID cases can increase during winters on daily basis in India: Cardiologist

Air Quality Index (AQI) of national capital remained in poor condition on October 19 amid fear of coronavirus pandemic.

Speaking to ANI, the Senior Director of Interventional Cardiology in Max Super Speciality Hospital (Patparganj) and Max Multi Speciality Centre in Noida, Dr Manoj Kumar said, "It has been hypothecated that in winter there is possibility that per day cases even can cross 2 lakh as per the study from MIT." "40% cases can increase on per day basis in India during winter season due to many factors," he added.


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