On the one hand, there is a vaccination campaign against the corona epidemic in the country, on the other hand, the rising infection in Maharashtra, Punjab, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Tamil Nadu has once again raised the concern. More than 78 percent of the cases are coming from these five states. In view of the transition, the Maharashtra government is preparing to take strict action again. Night curfew has been imposed by Pune, Nagpur, and Aurangabad. At the same time, the Punjab government has decided to postpone the board exams of class 12th and 10th. While the decision on the night curfew in Madhya Pradesh may come today. In view of the increasing cases in the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold talks with the Chief Ministers on Wednesday. The Health Minister has said that these cases are increasing due to negligence of measures to prevent corona.
Corona cases in Maharashtra have crossed 2.3 million. The state government has imposed a 50 percent strict ban instead of lockdown to control the epidemic. Night curfew has also been imposed in some cities of Maharashtra with the lockdown. Hotels, restaurants, cinema halls, and multiplexes are allowed to operate at 50 percent capacity only. In addition, all social, religious, political, and cultural ceremonies have been banned. The number of people has been reduced to 50 in weddings and 20 in mourning meetings. A lockdown has been imposed for a week in Nagpur on Monday with strict restrictions. During this time hundreds of people were fined for not wearing masks.
It is necessary to check the airport of those coming from Maharashtra
After a steady increase in corona cases in Maharashtra, the Madhya Pradesh government has also started its preparations. A decision can be taken today to impose a night curfew in Indore and Bhopal. On the other hand, instructions have been issued to quarantine people coming from Maharashtra to the state for seven days. People arriving here by an airplane need to get the Kovid-19 checked 48 hours in advance, but there is no way for people coming by bus, train, and personal vehicle. Recently, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan has asked for a review meeting to strictly tighten the districts on the border of Maharashtra and quarantine the passengers coming from there for 7 days.
Punjab board examinations go-ahead
The state government has taken a big decision regarding Corona’s growing transition. The Punjab government has postponed the board examinations of the School Education Board to be taken in the month of March. Now the board exams of the 12th and 10th classes will be taken in April and May. According to the Punjab School Education Board, due to the increasing cases of the corona, the class 12 examination starting from March 22 will now be held from April 20 to May 24. At the same time, the 10th exam will be held from May 4 to May 24. There is no change in time. Positive cases in the state date back to 199573.
Those coming from Punjab to Bihar will have to show the Corona test report
In view of the increasing corona cases in other states, the Bihar government has implemented new rules. Under this, people coming from Punjab, Kerala, and Maharashtra have to show their corona test reports. This system will be applicable at the airport as well as railway stations and bus bases. Let me tell you, people of Bihar who live in large numbers in states like Maharashtra, Punjab, and Kerala will return to their homes on the occasion of Holi. Government and private schools of the state are also being considered for closure. Sources said that a meeting to close the schools on Tuesday is likely.96.68 percent of patients fully recovered
96.68 percent of patients fully recovered
More than 26 thousand new cases have been reported in the country on Monday after 85 days. Of these, more than 63 percent of cases have been reported in Maharashtra alone. Apart from this, infection is also increasing in Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh, Delhi, Haryana, and Gujarat. There are definitely more than a thousand new cases in Kerala, but there are fewer cases than in the last few days. The total number of infected in the country has increased to one crore 13 lakh 85 thousand. Out of these, over one crore of 10 lakh seven thousand patients have been completely cured and 1,58,725 people have lost their lives. The recovery rate of patients has come down to 96.68 percent and the death rate is 1.39 percent.
The vaccination campaign in full swing
India has given more than three crore doses of corona vaccine to the beneficiaries as part of the ongoing immunization campaign. Of these, over 18 lakh doses were given on Monday. The Union Health Ministry informed that a total of three crores 17 lakh 71 thousand 661 doses have been given. The beneficiaries include 74,08,521 health workers (first dose), 43,97,613 health workers (second dose), 74,26,479 frontline workers (first dose) and 13,23,527 frontline workers (second dose). In addition to this, 16,96,497 people over the age of 45 and 95,19,024 above 60 years of age have been given the first dose.
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