LIVE Lockdown Day14: With a spike of 704 new cases, Total 4421 infected in India

NEW DELHI: The lockdown period is about to end in India but the corona virus cases are continuously increasing. From the Central Government to the State Governments, many big decisions are being taken in this regard and along with providing relief to the common man, Govt is engaged in the prevention of Corona virus.

COVID19 CASES:

So far 4421 infected corona have been found in the country. The death toll from this virus has reached 114. According to the Ministry of Health, 704 new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in the last 24 hours, which is the highest ever.

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LIVE UPDATES:

-Himachal Pradesh state cabinet decides to cut the salaries of Ministers, MLAs, Chairman and Vice chairmen in different boards and corporations by 30% for a period of one year.

-Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan announces Rs 50 lakh insurance cover for police personnel, other state govt employees engaged in fight against COVID-19

-Transfer all money under 'PM Cares' fund to 'Prime Ministers National Relief Fund' for efficiency, transparency, accountability: Soniag Gandhi to PM Modi

-Earmarked around 400 beds in pvt hospitals for COVID-19 patients: Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal

-We have prepared detailed plan to take over private hospitals if cases of coronavirus rises up to 30,000 in Delhi: CM Kejriwal

-Delhi govt to conduct over 1 Lakh tests in next few days. Random testing to be done in hotspots.

-24 new Coronavirus positive cases in Rajasthan today.

-According to the data, four deaths in Karnataka, while three people each died in West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh.

-There have been two deaths each in Jammu and Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh and Kerala. One person each died in Bihar, Himachal Pradesh and Haryana.

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