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Madhya Pradesh Reports 12,727 Corona Cases With A 24.7 Covid Positive Rate

BHOPAL: Madhya Pradesh reported 12,727 corona cases with a 24.7 corona-positive rate on Tuesday. The number of corona cases, as well as the corona-positive rate, is consistently increasing in the state. Active cases went up to 78,271 in the state. Around 51,385 samples were sent for testing, while 512 samples were rejected at the time of testing. The infection tally went up to 433,704 and the toll to 4,713 with 77 news deaths.Indore reported 1,753 corona cases and its tally rose to 92,768, with the toll at 1,062. Bhopal’s tally went up to 71,967. Indore’s active cases went up to 12,324 and Bhopal’s active cases went up to 9,037.Jabalpur reported 874 corona cases with 4,999 active cases, while Gwalior reported 1,061 corona cases with 6,975 active cases. Anuppur reported 400 corona cases with 957 active cases. Rewa reported 335 corona cases with 2,177 active cases, while Ratlam reported 217 with 1,238 active cases.

Madhya Pradesh Reported 12,897 Corona Cases, 25.3 Percent Covid Positive Rate

BHOPAL: Madhya Pradesh reported 12,897 corona cases with 25.3 per cent corona-positive rate on Monday. The state’s active cases went up to 74,558 with 50,942 samples sent for testing, while 313 samples were rejected at the time of testing.

The toll went up to 4,636 with 79 deaths. Indore reported 1,698 corona cases and its tally rose to 91,015 and death toll rose to 1,054, while Bhopal’s tally went up to 70,973.

Indore’s active cases went to 11,804 and Bhopal’s active cases went to 8,934. Jabalpur reported 877 corona cases with 4,614 active cases, while Gwalior reported 1,157 corona cases with 6,398 active.

Ujjain reported 311 corona cases with 2,679 active cases, while Ratlam reported 171 corona cases with 1,156 active cases. Khargone reported 232 corona cases with 968 active cases.

Rewa reported 349 corona cases with 1,927 active cases, while Satna reported 184 corona cases with 1,078 active cases. Betul and Shahdol reported 235 active cases each with their active cases at 1,528 and 1,330, respectively.

Rajgarh reported 267 corona cases with 1,396 active cases.Mandsaur reported 245 corona cases with 819 active cases. Vidisha reported 164 corona cases with 1,446 active cases, while Sehore reported 159 corona cases with 704 active cases and Raisen reported 177 corona cases with 1,319 active cases.

Jhabua, Sidhi, Morena reported 193 corona cases each while their active cases are 874, 776 and 674, respectively. Anuppur reported 197 corona cases with 636 active cases. Shivpuri reported 186 corona cases with 1,067 active cases. Nasringpur reported 205 corona cases with 923 active cases.

Coronavirus LIVE Updates: 500-bed Covid-19 Care Centre Set Up In MP's Bhopal District

16:09 IST Sushmita Ghosh

25 Ganga Ram patients die as hospitals wait for oxygen, Arvind Kejriwal pleads for help

Twenty-five of Sir Ganga Ram Hospital’s "sickest" COVID-19 patients died in 24 hours and the lives of 60 more hung in precarious balance, officials said on Friday as the scramble for oxygen got more increasingly more frantic in hospitals across the national capital. Sources said “low pressure oxygen” could be the likely cause of the deaths in Ganga Ram, one of the city’s biggest and most high-profile hospitals, where healthcare staff was reduced to manually ventilating patients in its ICU and emergency department.

The hospital announced the deaths shortly after 8 am. After the unprecedented crisis of the morning, an oxygen tanker did reach Ganga Ram in central Delhi at 9.20 am, but it was enough to last up to about five hours depending on consumption, an official at Ganga Ram said.

“It is wrong to say the deaths occurred due to oxygen shortage. We provided oxygen to patients manually when the pressure dipped in the ICU,” SGRH Chairman Dr D S Rana said. (PTI)

15:58 IST Sushmita Ghosh

MP: 500-bed Covid-19 care centre set up in Bhopal

Considering the rise in Covid-19 cases, the administration in Madhya Pradesh's Bhopal district has set up a 500-bed Covid-19 care centre in collaboration with a private company in Ratibad, an official said on Friday. Asymptomatic patients and those suffering from mild symptoms will be admitted to the centre, which has been set up in collaboration with Sagar Public Group, the official from the public health department stated.

The paramedical facility will be provided at the centre with the help of the government-run J P Hospital, he said, adding that a yoga teacher and a psychologist will also be stationed to help patients. Oxygen generators have been set up for emergencies and to ensure that if patients turn critical, they can be shifted safely to dedicated hospitals, the official added. (PTI)

15:36 IST Akriti Anand

BREAKING | DCGI approves Zydus Cadila vaccine for emergency use

The Drugs Controller General of India (DGCI) has approved emergency use for Zydus Cadila's Pegylated Interferon alpha-2b, ‘Virafin’ for treating moderate Covid-19 infection in adults.

13:52 IST Akriti Anand

BJP promises free vaccine in Bengal if it comes to power

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has promised free vaccine to people in Bengal if it comes to power this year. "As soon as BJP government comes to power in West Bengal, COVID-19 vaccine will be provided free of cost to everyone," Bengal BJP said in a tweet on Friday.

12:18 IST Akriti Anand

Take strict action on oxygen shortage else there'll be a tragedy, Delhi CM Kejriwal appeals to PM Modi

Delhi Chief Minister Arving Kejriwal told Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a meeting on Friday: "There's a huge shortage of oxygen in Delhi. Will people of Delhi not get oxygen if there is no oxygen-producing plant here? Please suggest whom should I speak to when a patient at a hospital in Delhi is about to die due to lack of oxygen supply?...Take strict action else there'll be a tragedy, Kejriwal tells PM Modi."

10:46 IST Akriti Anand

France extends support to India amid surge in Covid cases

France has extended its support to India as the country continues to see a massive spike in coronavirus cases. "I want to send a message of solidarity to the Indian people, facing a resurgence of Covid-19 cases. France is with you in this struggle, which spares no-one. We stand ready to provide our support," Emmanuel Lenain, the Ambassador of France to India, said in a Twitter post.

10:47 IST Akriti Anand

Max Hospital tweets that patients admissions stopped, later deletes

In a tweet on Friday, Max Healthcare had said that it had suspended admission of any new patient at all hospitals in Delhi NCR. However, the tweet has been now. "We regret to inform that we are suspending any new patient admissions in all our hospitals in Delhi NCR till oxygen supplies stabilize," the healthcare provider had tweeted earlier on Friday.

10:08 IST Akriti Anand

Oxygen shortage, lack of ICU beds causing many deaths: Rahul Gandhi

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday tweeted: "Corona can cause a fall in oxygen level but it's oxygen shortage and lack of ICU beds which is causing many death. GOI [Government of India], this is on you."

10:06 IST Akriti Anand

All we need is uninterrupted, timely supply of oxygen: Delhi hospital official

"The truck from INOX are on their way and we are waiting for them to arrive. All we need is uninterrupted and timely supply of the oxygen," said Dr DS Rana, chairman of board, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.

10:03 IST Akriti Anand

Max Smart Hospital in Delhi's Saket recieves oxygen support for 3 hours

Max Smart Hospital in Delhi's Saket has recieved the oxygen support for 3 hours. "Oxygen-carrying vehicle has reached Max Smart. Another vehicle is enroute for Max East West. Senior Officers are monitoring the situation," said DCP South Delhi.

09:54 IST Akriti Anand

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09:54 IST Akriti Anand

JUST IN: India records daily spike with over 3.32 lakh Covid cases, highest in world

India registers 3,32,730 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours. Top five states which have registered maximum cases are Maharashtra with 67,013 cases, followed by Uttar Pradesh with 34,254 cases, Kerala with 26,995 cases, Delhi with 26,169 cases and Karnataka with 25,795 cases. 54.15 per cent of the new cases are reported from these five states, with Maharashtra alone responsible for 20.14 per cent of the new cases.

Meanwhile, 2,263 more deaths were reported in the country in the last 24 hours. Maximum casualties were reported in Maharashtra (568), followed by Delhi with 306 daily deaths.

09:25 IST Akriti Anand

Japan to issue third coronavirus emergency in Tokyo, Osaka

Japan is set to issue a third state of emergency for Tokyo and three western urban prefectures amid scepticism it will be enough to curb a rapid coronavirus resurgence ahead of the Olympics in July. Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga will formally announce later Friday a state of emergency for Tokyo, Osaka and its two western neighbours Kyoto and Hyogo from April 25 through mid-May. (READ FULL REPORT)

08:37 IST Akriti Anand

Oxygen Express starts journey for Maharashtra from Visakhapatnam

The first `Oxygen Express' carrying liquid medical oxygen departed for Maharashtra from Visakhapatnam on late Thursday night. Railway Minister Piyush Goyal took to Twitter to inform about the Ro-Ro (roll-on-roll-off) train with seven tankers leaving for Maharashtra.

"The first Oxygen Express train loaded with liquid medical oxygen tankers has left for Maharashtra from Vizag. Railways continues to serve the nation in difficult times by transporting essential commodities and driving innovation to ensure the wellbeing of all citizens," Goyal tweeted.

08:36 IST Akriti Anand

What is the new 'triple mutant variant' of Covid-19 virus found in Bengal?

The 'triple mutant variant' or the 'Bengal strain' is a new variant of the Covid-19 virus that has been detected in India. Experts say this variant is more infectious and is spreading rapidly. It is predominantly circulating in West Bengal. Read on to know more about it. READ FULL REPORT HERE

08:35 IST Akriti Anand

Short on oxygen supply, Max Healthcare seeks immediate assistance

Max Healthcare said in a tweet on Friday, "SOS - Less than an hour's Oxygen supplies at Max Smart Hospital & Max Hospital Saket. Awaiting promised fresh supplies from INOX since 1 am @drharshvardhan @msisodia @PMOIndia@ArvindKejriwal @PiyushGoyal @SatyendarJain over 700 patients admitted, need immediate assistance.

08:25 IST Akriti Anand

PM Modi to hold meetings over Covid situation today

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold a series of meetings on Friday, including one with chief ministers of states with high burden of Covid-19 cases. At 12:30 pm, he will hold a meeting with leading oxygen manufacturers in the country, they added.

Official sources said he will review the Covid-19-related situation in an internal meeting at 9 am followed by the meeting with chief ministers an hour later via video conference.

08:27 IST Akriti Anand

Covid-19 Update | All that happened yesterday

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has decided to cancel his visit to West Bengal on Friday to address poll rallies on behalf of BJP candidates in order to chair high-level meetings on Covid-19 in New Delhi on April 23. In a tweet on Thursday, PM Modi said he will not be going to poll-bound West Bengal on Friday due to high-level meetings to review the prevailing Covid-19 situation.

Earlier on Thursday, the Supreme Court took note of the "grim" situation created by the massive surge in Covid-19 cases and deaths and said it expects the Centre to come out with a "national plan" to deal with proper distribution of oxygen and essential drugs for the patients.

Noting that India was currently facing a national emergency-like situation, the SC bench led by Chief Justice SA Bobde asked the Centre to submit its plan on Covid preparedness, including the details of the nationwide vaccination drive plan.

Also, in the wake of reports that some states blocked supply of medical oxygen to others, the Centre on Thursday directed states to ensure uninterrupted production and supply of medical oxygen and its transport along inter-state borders and said the district magistrate and superintendent of police of the district concerned will be held responsible if there is any violation of its order.

Meanwhile, the Delhi High Court observed that the Covid-19 situation in the city has turned "precarious" with many hospitals running out of oxygen and directed the Centre to ensure the gas is supplied to the city as per the planned allocation and without any hindrances.

The Nagpur Bench of the Bombay High Court issued important directions on oxygen supply and distribution of Remdesivir during a special hearing held at 8 pm on Wednesday.

CASES TALLY AS ON THURSDAY

Over 3.14 lakh new coronavirus cases were registered in India, the highest-ever single-day count in any country. The country also reported 2,104 more deaths due to the virus. With fresh Covid-19 cases, the country's active caseload stands at 22,91,428, while total recoveries have increased to 1,34,54,880, the Union health ministry said on Thursday.

On Thursay, Delhi logged a record 306 Covid-19 deaths and 26,169 cases with a positivity rate of 36.24 per cent, highest since the pandemic began a year ago, on Thursday even as the city hospitals grappled with depleting oxygen supply for the third consecutive day. The city has reported over 1,750 deaths due to the deadly virus in the last 10 days.

The surge in Covid-19 cases in Maharashtra continues unabated at a time when several hospitals in the state are running out of beds and medical oxygen to treat Covid-19 patients. On Thursday, Maharashtra recorded 67,013 new cases of Covid-19 and 568 deaths.

Himachal Pradesh reported 1,774 new Covid-19 cases and 18 fatalities on Thursday, pushing the infection tally to 82,876 and the death toll to 1,241, Special Health Secretary Nipun Jindal said, citing official data updated till 7 pm.

With 59 more fatalities, the death toll due to coronavirus rose to 1956 in Bihar on Thursday, health department bulletin said. A total of 11,489 fresh Covid cases surfaced Thursday taking the toll to 3,65,770 since the outbreak of the pandemic last year in the state, it said.

Haryana on Thursday recorded the biggest single-day jump of 9,742 Covid-19 cases and 55 fatalities that pushed the state's cumulative tally to 3,90,989 and the death toll to 3,583, a health department bulletin said.

Karnataka registered another biggest single day spike of 25,795 new cases of Covid-19, and 123 related fatalities on Thursday, taking the total number of infections to 12,47,997 and the death toll to 13,885, the Health department said.

Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday recorded 1,965 fresh COVID-19 cases that took the union territory's cumulative tally to 1,54,407 while eight more fatalities pushed the death toll to 2,092, officials said. Of the fresh cases, 1,176 were reported from the Kashmir division and 789 from the Jammu division, they said.

A record single-day spike of 34,379 Covid-19 cases and 195 fatalities pushed Uttar Pradesh's infection tally to 9,76,765 and the death toll due to the disease to 10,541, the state government said on Thursday.

Telangana reported 5,567 fresh Covid-19 cases, pushing the tally to over 3.73 lakh, while the toll rose to 1,899 with 23 more fatalities, the highest ever in a single day. (WIth PTI inputs)

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Madhya Pradesh Reports 12,727 Corona Cases With A 24.7 Covid Positive Rate

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