Coronavirus Bihar updates: With 34 new COVID-19 cases in Bihar, the total coronavirus cases surged to 2511 and death toll stands at 12. At least 653 people have recovered after getting infected with the deadly disease in the state. All 38 districts are infected by the virus. Capital city Patna has been declared as coronavirus hotspot zone.
Bihar’s CM Nitish Kumar has asserted to provide Rs 4 lakh help to the people’s families who died due to COVID-19.
Shramik trains are running across the country to help migrants reach their home states. As migrant workers are returning to Bihar from other states on Shramik Special trains, the coronavirus cases are gradually spiking up in the state.
Railway has released a list of trains that will run from Bihar in June. The list includes Danapur-Bengaluru, Mumbai-Darbhanga, Delhi-Rajgir, Delhi-Rajendra Nagar, Anand Vihar-Motihari, Danapur-Sikandrabad, Tatanagar-Danapur, Ahemdabad-Darbhanga, Surat-Chappra, Patna-Mumbai, Saharsa-Delhi, Mumbai-Pataliputra, Muzaffarpur-Anand Vihar, Raxaul-Anand Vihar, Amritsar-Jaynagar, Pune-Danapur, Ahemdabad-Patna, Ahemdabad-Muzaffarpur, Shalimar-Patna, Howrah-Patna, Patna-Ranchi trains.
Meanwhile, India witnessed the biggest-ever spike for the third consecutive day on Sunday with 6,767 positive coronavirus cases and 147 deaths reported in the last 24 hours, taking the total number of Covid-19 cases to 131,920, according to the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. As many as 3,869 deaths have been reported in the country so far. Out of the total number of cases, 73,560 are active and 54,440 have been cured/discharged and one migrated.
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With 34 new COVID-19 cases in Bihar, the total coronavirus cases surged to 2511. The death toll stands at 12.
A mother-son on bike died after a clash with a uncontrolled truck while they were returning home after Eid shopping in Patna on Sunday.
Bihar Health Department released a district wise coronavirus cases in the state.
132 people from Oman returned to Gaya airport on Sunday. Thermal screening of all the people has been done at the airport.
The ‘Shahi Litchi’, a speciality of the north Bihar district of Muzaffarpur which earned the GI tag a couple of years ago, is now all set to be delivered to people’s doorsteps from May 25. This has been possible by a joint movement by the Bihar government and the postal department. The facility will initially be available to consumers in Patna, Muzaffarpur and Bhagalpur.
FIR will be filed against shopkeepers selling without masks. As a part of police campagin, police will be guarding the major market areas in Patna.