Over 11000 new cases in a day, Corona count mounts 3.32 Lakh mark

New Delhi: The center has now opened a front to deal with the corona virus. On the instructions of PM Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah is holding constant meetings on the situation caused by Covid19 in Delhi. On the previous day, where he met twice with the Chief Minister of the capital, Arvind Kejriwal, today all political parties have been called to discuss this issue.

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The number of corona patients in India crossed three lakhs in Mid June. More than 11 thousand cases were reported in the last 24 hours. At the same time, the number of dead increased. According to new figures, there are a total of 3,32,424 cases of corona in the country. At present there are 149,348 active cases. It is a matter of relief that so far a total of 162379 infected have been discharged. With this, the number of dead has reached 9520.

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Current situation in India:

- Religious places in Bhopal reopened today, after about 2.5 months, amid COVID19 pandemic.

-9 new cases of COVID-19 have been reported out of 418 samples tested; 5 from Dimapur QC & 4 from Peren QC. The total number of positive cases in Nagaland.

-Home Minister Amit Shah is scheduled to discuss the situation of Covid 19 with representatives of all parties on Monday.

-It is being told that BJP, Congress, AAP and BSP have been invited to this meeting. On the all-party meeting, a Home Ministry official informed that Shah will talk with other parties on ways to avoid Covid.

-Today 31 new cases of corona were reported in Uttarakhand. The number of corona infected now stands at 1816 in the state, while 24 people have died.

-The speed of Corona cases in Delhi is increasing very fast. In view of the increasing number of patients and lack of beds in hospitals, the central government decided on Sunday that 500 railway coaches would be provided to Delhi.

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