Skip to main content

Corona stage 3: Do you know what is the situation right now

stages of the pandemic virus

corona outbreak is now at the edge of the second stage in India as Many reports say
“I have received the report from our panel of doctors recommending measures to prepare for a potential Stage 3 outbreak of COVID-19 in Delhi. We are ramping up our capacity for an eventuality of 1,000 daily positive cases, for testing, treatment, and isolation," Kejriwal said during a press briefing on Friday.

  • 1. The preparations have already begun in Delhi, where the government has started scaling up its health infrastructure

  • 2. Stage 3 is community transmission when the source of infection is not known for the majority of the infected population and new positive cases can no longer be traced to diagnosed cases

Coronavirus India's latest news and updates:  The number of Coronavirus positive cases in India has touched 834 even as the country is witnessing a 21-day ‘complete lockdown’. As per the latest data provided by the Union Ministry of Health, the death toll due to COVID-19 was 19, according to a PTI report. However, the Modi government has allayed fears saying that there was no “hard evidence” to state that stage-3 of Coronavirus has begun like a community spread With an aim to help mitigate the needs of poor people, the central government has announced Rs 1.70 lakh crore financial package. The Reserve Bank of India has also announced a slew of measures to ease the burden of people in the country.
According to the latest data provided by the Union Health Ministry, the total number of active coronavirus positive cases was 748. In a silver lining, 66 patients have been diagnosed or cured or discharged or migrated. The number of deaths due to Coronavirus in India rose to 19. Over 170 countries are under the clutch of the deadly Coronavirus with the death toll of over 21,000. More than 471,518 cases have been reported, as per data.
Experts have asked people to stay at home and avoid community gatherings and strictly follow the government and do not venture out on roads unless it’s absolutely necessary and does not believe in rumors, and don’t panic. Follow our Coronavirus Live updates to get authentic real-time information regarding COVID-19. Stay tuned:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

BASAVANNA : The life of Bhaktibhandari Basavanna

            Basavanna  was an Indian 12th-century Statesman, philosopher, poet,  Lingayat   saint in the Shiva-focussed   Bhakti movement , and  social reformer  during the reign of the   Kalyani Chalukya / Kalachuri dynasty . Basavanna was active during the rule of both dynasties but reached his peak of influence during the rule of King  Bijjala II  in  Karnataka , India. Basavanna spread social awareness through his poetry, popularly known as  Vachanaas . Basavanna rejected gender or social discrimination, superstitions and rituals   but introduced I shtalinga   necklace, with an image of the  Shiva Liṅga ,   to every person regardless of his or her birth, to be a constant reminder of one's  bhakti   (devotion) to Shiva. Basavanna literary works include the  Vachana Sahitya  in  Kannada Language . He is also known as  Bhaktibhandari ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Indian Navy : Ranks 7th among the all navy's in the world.

Indian Navy  : Founded  :5 September 1612 Size        :67,252 active personnel                 55,000 reserve personnel                 137 ships(excl auxiliaries)                 246 aircraft  Motto     : May the Lord of the Water be auspicious unto us  The president is the supreme commander of the Indian Navy. The primary objective of the navy is to safeguard the nation's maritime borders, and in conjunction with other Armed Forces of the union, act to deter or defeat any threats or aggression against the territory, people or maritime interests of India, both in war and peace. Through joint exercises, goodwill visits and humanitarian missions, including disaster relief, Indian Navy promotes bilateral relations between nations. HISTORY  : The Indian maritime history is from 6000...
Post a Comment
Read more

Seat Number 420 in Lok Sabha : Why no one gets number 420 in Lok Sabha

Lok Sabha : Lok Sabha is the Lower House of the India's Bicameral Parliament. Term           : 5 years No of seats : 543 Why Nobody gets 420 no in lok Sabha: Section 420 of Indian Penal Code relates to the Cheating and Dis Honesty.Because of this reason a cheater is termed as 420 in the sense of any offence did. its a non bailable case and people get offended using this number.  So 420 seat number rennamed to 419A in 14th parliamentary assembly.In 15th parliamentary assembly seat no 419a has allotted to Badruddin Ajmal( Assam M.P). Interesting fact : Hitler was born on april 20 means 4/20 as it quotes 420. 420 named as cannabis day In India R.T.O don't give 420 number  what should we know: 420 is a Big Myth in the Society.There is no superstitions in number 420,but nobody likes to have that number,including elected members of parliament.So accept the truth and it is directly connected...
Post a Comment
Read more