LIVE Lockdown3 Day7: India Coronavirus cases mount to 62,000; Death toll at 2109

New Delhi: Even after cases of persistent corona virus infection have been relaxed in lockdown in India, the concern of the central and state governments has increased due to the ill effects of outbreak on the economy. However, so far 1981 corona patients have been cured across the country. Maharashtra, Gujarat, Delhi and Madhya Pradesh have the highest number of corona patients.

COVID19 UPDATES: DAY7

The number of corona patients is still increasing at a rapid pace. According to Health Ministry data, more than 60 thousand people have been infected by corona in the country so far and more than 1900 deaths have taken place.

LIVE UPDATES:

-In the last 24 hours, 18 CISF personnel have been found to be Corona positive, with which the number of patients has increased to 64.

-Prime Minister Narendra Modi will discuss the Corona crisis with Chief Ministers at 3 pm tomorrow.

-Another corona case has been reported in Uttarakhand on Sunday, with the number of infected in the state has increased to 68. The good thing is that so far 46 corona patients have been cured in Uttarakhand.

-Arvind Kejriwal said, I request that migrant laborers do not leave Delhi. If we are stuck somewhere and want to go, then we are arranging the train. Bihar, Madhya Pradesh trains are gone. Wait a little but don't walk.

-Factories need to maintain sanitisation routine every 2-3 hours, especially in common areas: NDMA guidelines

-20 migrant laborers were going from Hyderabad to UP by truck but suddenly the truck overturned on the way. Due to which 5 laborers died on the spot, 13 were injured there.

-With the arrival of 163 new patients in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday, the number of corona virus infected reached 3373. Although 1499 patients have recovered and discharged so far, 74 people have died due to epidemic. UP's 71 districts are affected by Corona.

-After receiving 58 cases of corona in Odisha, the total number of infected has increased to 352.

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