Night curfew in Delhi from 10 pm to 5 am till 30 April; More than 3500 cases have been coming here since last 4 days

To curb the growing cases of Corona, the Delhi government has taken a big step. The Kejriwal government here has decided to impose a night curfew from 10 am to 5 am in Delhi till 30 April. During this time, any kind of activity in Delhi will be completely banned. With this, the movement will also be banned. The Delhi Government order will come into force with immediate effect. However, relief will be given to those involved with essential services during this period. More than 3500 cases have been reported in Delhi since last 4 days and the positivity rate has also reached above 5.5%, which has been decided to keep this in mind.

More than 96 thousand cases came on the previous day

In the last 24 hours 96,563 new patients were found, 50,095 were cured and 445 lost their lives. With this, the number of active cases, ie, patients being treated, has increased to 7.84 lakhs. These have been increasing by more than 30,000 since the last six days. In such a situation, it is estimated that today it can cross 8 lakhs.

1.27 million infected so far

So far, about 1.27 crore people in the country have been affected by this epidemic. Of these, 1.17 crore have been recovered and 1.65 lakh have lost their lives. These figures are taken from covid19india.org.

Corona updates

8 crore 31 lakh 10 thousand 926 doses of corona vaccine have been applied till 8 am on Tuesday in the country. It also contains more than 4.3 million doses of the last 24 hours.

Because of the sharp increase in corona cases, the central government has sent 50 high-level health teams to Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, and Punjab. Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave his instructions at the high-level meeting on Sunday.

Because of the Corona situation in the states, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold an online meeting with the Chief Ministers at 6:30 pm on April 8. During this time, the situation in Corona will be reviewed.

Because of the increasing cases of corona in Rajasthan, the state government has decided to impose a night curfew in Jodhpur from 8pm to 6 am from 6 to 19 April.

Bollywood actress Bhumi Pednekar and actor Vicky Kaushan have also been hit by Corona. Both of them gave information about this on social media.

The states of the major states ...

1. Maharashtra

On Monday, 47,288 new patients were found here. 26,252 patients recovered and 155 died. So far, 30.57 lakh people have been affected by the epidemic in the state. Of these, more than 2.5 million people have recovered, while 56,033 have died. Currently, about 4.51 lakh people are being treated here.

2. Delhi

There were 3,548 new cases here on Monday. 2,936 patients recovered and 15 infected died. So far, 6.79 lakh people have been affected by the epidemic, 6.54 lakh have been cured and 11,096 have lost their lives. Currently, 14,579 are undergoing treatment.

3. Madhya Pradesh

On Monday, 3,398 new patients were found here. 2,064 people recovered, while 15 died. So far, 3.10 lakh people have been affected by the epidemic in the state. Of these, 2.83 lakh have been cured, while 4,055 have died. Currently, 22,654 people are undergoing treatment.

4. Gujarat

On Monday, 3,160 new corona patients were found. 2,028 patients recovered, while 15 died. So far, 3.21 lakh people have been affected by the epidemic in the state. Of these, 3 lakh have been cured, while 4,581 patients have died and 16,252 people are currently undergoing treatment.

5. Punjab

2,692 new patients were found here on Monday. 2,515 recovered, while 72 died. So far, 2.54 lakh people have been affected by the epidemic in the state. Of these, 2.21 lakh have been cured, while 7,155 have died. Currently, 25,419 people are undergoing treatment.

6. Rajasthan

2,429 infected people were identified here on Monday. 527 patients recovered and 12 people died. So far, about 3.41 lakh patients have been affected by the epidemic in the state. Of these, 3.24 lakh have been cured, while 2,841 have lost their lives. Currently, 14,768 patients are undergoing treatment.