Total number of Covid-19 cases in India is now 15.31 lakh and as per the govt data, 768 deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours. Meanwhile, MHA has come out with the set of guidelines for Unlock 3, to be applicable from August 1.
India’s Covid-19 recoveries cross 10 lakh mark. This is an occasion to stand up and applaud our doctors, nurses and all frontline healthcare workers -Ministry of Health
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Madhya Pradesh government on Thursday ordered all government and private schools to remain closed till August 31.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palanisamy today extended the lockdown till August 31. Intense lockdown will be in force Sundays. An e-pass is mandatory for inter-district travel. Parks, beaches, cinema halls, and educational institutions will also continue to remain closed. The ban on inter-state transport will remain in place.
The priest of Ram Janmabhoomi has tested positive for coronavirus. According to reports, it is said that 16 cops who were engaged in the protection of Janmabhoomi has also tested positive. Read More
The Maharashtra government says indoor gyms and fitness centres will stay shut in “Unlock 3”, ANI reports. Outdoor fitness spaces will be allowed to open from 5 August.
Manipur registered its second COVID-19 death on Thursday as a 48-year-old patient succumbed to the infection at a state-run hospital here, a senior doctor of the medical establishment said.
"Passengers are requested to contact concerned airlines for changes in flight schedule," the statement read.
38 woman police officers, who had contracted Covid, resumed duties today after recovering. We are proud of them: Commissioner of Police Hyderabad city
India’s Covid-19 recoveries cross 10 lakh mark. This is an occasion to stand up and applaud our doctors, nurses and all frontline healthcare workers -Ministry of Health
China's Huawei overtook Samsung Electronics as the world's biggest seller of mobile phones in the second quarter of 2020, shipping 55.8 million devices compared to Samsung's 53.7 million, according to data from research firm Canalys.
Including 215 recoveries and 183 active cases, reports ANI quoting state government.