There has been a record of active Covid'19 cases in Baja California in recent weeks, indicating that the entity is now in the fourth wave of infections by the fatal virus, with 6,427 active, positive cases; however, they are likely replicated.

Baja California is expected to reach 12 thousand active cases in a few weeks, according to Dr. Efren Zazueta, State Chief of Epidemiology, because the trend continues to rise, as well as the current positivity in becoming infected by the virus, and it will be until mid-April when the fourth wave begins to descend in the state.

This is the prognosis for how it will be in mid-February, he explained. "Right now, we are in half of the cases that we will have," he explained, "and there is an estimate that we will have 12 thousand instances at the peak of this fourth wave, which is predicted in mid-February."

In light of this, it is projected that hospital occupancy in the state will rise, and it is not ruled out that Baja California, which is presently on an orange traffic light, would return to red with a reduction in capacity to limit the spread of the virus.

It should be remembered that in recent days it was also announced that for every person infected with the Omicron variant of Covid-19, ten more people could be infected, so it is necessary to strengthen health measures and visit fever clinics if any symptoms appear, as authorities have stated on multiple occasions that there is a 70% chance that it is Covid-19.

In this video, Governor Marina del Pilar offers an update on vaccinations for 13-year-olds.

It should be remembered that in recent days it was also announced that for every person infected with the Omicron variant of Covid-19, ten more people could be infected, so it is necessary to strengthen health measures and visit fever clinics if any symptoms appear, as authorities have stated on multiple occasions that there is a 70% chance that it is Covid-19.

Video: Governor Marina del Pilar offers an update on vaccinations for 13-year-olds in this video.