LIVE: Death toll climbs to 10, Sec 144 imposed in Maharashtra

New Delhi: Corona infection has spread in the country even after one day public curfew in India. On Monday, the number of people suffering from Corona rose climb to 400. At the same time, 7 people have also died due to its grip.

However, complete lock-down in 13 states of India and detention in 80 districts were also announced to prevent it from growing.

LIVE UPDATES:

- Union Health Ministry briefs the media on Coronavirus, in Delhi.

-We will tighten the restriction on public movement from tomorrow. I request people to stay home: Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal

-Lockdown to be imposed in the state from 6 pm on March 24 to March 31: Himanta Biswa Sarma, Assam Minister

-Today I am compelled to announce a statewide curfew. People were not listening and we are compelled: Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray

-There are 33 positive Coronavirus cases in the state till now: Telangana Health Minister Eatala Rajendra

-Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacts with media heads through video conferencing, over COVID19

-Many people are still not taking the lockdown seriously. Please save yourself, save your family, follow the instructions seriously. I request the state governments to get the rules and laws followed, PM Modi on social media

-Nifty down by 842.45 points at 7,903.00

-Corona has been outraged even now, the newspaper has been banned in Mumbai.

-People sitting on a protest against the CAA at Ghantaghar in the capital Lucknow returned due to the lock down and the picket is over.

-Ola, Uber suspended its services.

Complete data of corona patients:

-27 cases have been registered in Uttar Pradesh

-27 in Telangana

-24 in Rajasthan

-21 cases have been reported in Haryana

-26 cases in Karnataka.

-Punjab 21 cases

-13 cases in Laddhaq

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