Meanwhile, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday expressed concern over the growing cases of Coronavirus in the state.
New Delhi| Amid the fears of Second Wave of the pandemic, 6746 people were found infected with Coronavirus in the capital Delhi on Sunday. While, 6154 people have recovered, 121 have died. This death toll is the highest in the country. Maharashtra was second with 50 deaths in this case. In Maharashtra, this figure is the lowest since May 15. On November 18, the highest number of 131 patients died in Delhi.
On Sunday, 44,404 new cases were found in the country while 41,405 patients were recovered and 510 died. So far 91.40 lakh cases have been reported in the country. Of these, 85.61 lakh patients have been cured and 1.33 lakh infected have died. These figures are taken from covid19india.org.
A news agency quoting government sources said that the central government may approve emergency use of indigenous vaccine Covaxine. Currently its third phase trial is going on.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to discuss with the Chief Ministers of the eight states most affected by the infection through video conferencing on Tuesday. After this, PM will discuss with representatives of Union Territories.
Meanwhile, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday expressed concern over the growing cases of Coronavirus in the state. He said that the second wave of coronavirus would be like a tsunami. Uddhav said that he is being advised to implement the night curfew, but he does not believe in enforcing the law. “People should take precaution themselves,” Thackeray said in his address.
On the other hand, North Delhi Municipal Corporation, Rohini Zone has sealed Janata Market till 30 November. A large crowd was seen here. People did not follow the rules of social distancing and were seen without face masks.
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