Omicron panic in Goa, tourist crowd at Goa beach amid concerns over rising third wave of Kovid
New Delhi: Corona is once again creating panic in the country. Corona is back again with its new look. This time the new corona virus Omicron has been found. With this, the cases of corona have also started increasing. The increasing cases of corona are being told as the third wave. People are going to enjoy holidays on Christmas and New Year. A video shared widely on Twitter shows huge crowds at a popular Goa tourist destination despite the worrying Covid surge. Goa has seen a significant influx of tourists since the end of December, with tourists arriving in the coastal state for the Christmas-New Year festival season. Officials say the huge influx of tourists has pushed up the COVID-19 positivity rate, which crossed 10 per cent on Sunday. (Omicron Terror)
This was Baga Beach in Goa ,last night. Please take the Covid scenario seriously. This is a Royal welcome to the Covid wave Mostly tourists. pic.twitter.com/mcAdgpqFUO
— HermanGomes_journo (@Herman_Gomes) January 2, 2022
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royal welcome in covid wave
A Twitter user who goes by the handle @Herman_Gomes wrote that this is a royal welcome to the Kovid wave. The video showed hundreds of people walking on a road near Baga Beach in North Goa. On Christmas and New Year, people are going towards the coastal areas for their holidays. Goa can see huge crowds at this time. Cases of the new corona virus Omicron are being found. Due to which the figures of corona are increasing. It is being said that the Omicron virus is not as deadly as Delta. The second wave of Corona created panic in the country. This is being considered as a possible third wave.
Government issued sanctions (Omicron Terror)
The data released by the Health Ministry shows that around 388 people have tested positive in Goa in the last 24 hours. The new cases took the toll in the coastal state to 1,81,570, while one death raised the toll to 3,523. Thousands of domestic tourists gathered in Goa to celebrate the New Year at beaches, pubs and nightclubs, even as the government imposed strict restrictions to curb the latest version of the coronavirus. State officials have issued instructions to hotels, restaurants and casinos to only accept guests with a valid vaccination certificate or proof of a negative test result. (Omicron Terror)
