After a lull for a couple of years, 19 cases Covid again on a splash in India. As of June 2025 in India, there is a constant increase in COVID-19 cases. According to the Ministry of Health and Welfare of the family, the number of active cases of cross -section of 7000, and recently reported 7121 active infections.
Where are the cases spreadAmong the states, Kerala continues to record the most cases with more than 2200 active cases. Other states, such as Gujarat, Delhi, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Western Bengal, also observe cases. Death is reportedly mostly among the elderly, or those who have previous health conditions such as diabetes, hypertension or respiratory problems.Why sudden spreadWhat causes this sudden distribution? That’s what experts sayNew Omicron subsarians: This splash is mainly caused by the new Omicron variants such as JN.1, NB.1.8.1, LF.7 and XFC. These options are more contagious than previous strains, but also softer. (Which, in fact, means that, although more people conclude COVID, they are also restored earlier) according to the World Health Organization, these are “monitoring options”, that is, they are not yet a major threat, but require monitoring.Lowered immunity: Most people received the last dosage years ago, which, in fact, means that the effectiveness of the vaccine has now faded. This means that it is easier for people to get infected now.Abbreviated caution: The limited restrictions have completely decreased, and no more restrictions on trips have stopped wearing masks, avoiding the crowd and maintaining hand hygiene.Seasonal factors: The beginning of the monsoon and cool weather leads to more indoors where the virus can spread rapidly. Festivals, weddings and mass meetings also increase social contacts.Uneven vaccination: While India has vaccinated most of its population, some groups, especially in rural and remote areas, are still not vaccinated. This uneven coating can allow the virus to circulate.New symptoms COVID-19While the classic symptoms of COVID-19-cheeky, cough, sore throat and losing taste or smell are still found, doctors in India watch some more or less typical symptoms. These include:Strong headache: Prolonged headaches that do not respond to conventional painkillers. This headache occurs as a throbbing that will not improve even after sleep.
Skin rash: Some patients report unusual rashes or skin color changes that were less common on previous waves. If you notice a sudden red rash, you can check out.Extreme fatigue: I feel extremely tired and weak even without much physical effort. Many report it as “too weak to get out of bed”.Gastrointestinal problems: Symptoms such as nausea, diarrhea and stomach pain sometimes appear before respiratory symptoms.Breathing: The difficulty of breathing or breast discomfort without physical activity is a warning sign (even if it is not a turning point) that requires immediate medical attention.As you can protect yourselfHealth experts recommend the following measures to remain safe during this new overload:Make mask in crowded places: the masks remain an effective barrier against the transmission of the virus.Often wash your hands: often wash your hands with soap or use disinfectant if soap is unavailable.Practice social distance: Avoid close contacts with people in crowded conditions or at work, at school, etc.Get vaccination: The government advises targeted doses for high -risk groups such as the elderly, the weakened immunity, and those who have chronic diseases.Keep the ventilated neighborhood: Keep windows open or use fans to improve air flow and reduce viruses concentration.Keep track of your health: Be aware of new or unusual symptoms and seek medical attention immediately.Avoid the crowd: Especially when you or your family are more at risk or exposed to immunity.
