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The infection tally of COVID-19 in India rose to 3,40,01,743 with the 15,823 new cases in the country in the last 24 hours on October 13, according to the Union Health Ministry's data at 8 AM. Furthermore, India recorded 226 new deaths in the last 24 hours, taking the tally to 4,51,189. However, the data also showed that the national Covid recovery rate reached 98.06 per cent.
The Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) also known as the Wuhan Virus cases are once again rising in India, as the nation registered 918… read-more
TAGS: Indian Coronavirus cases, Indian Medical Health, MoHFW, Alarms, Concern
In India, the daily Covid-19 cases are rising again, with over 800 new cases. On March 18, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) confirmed that India registered highest number of cases in over four months. The nation reported, With 841… read-more
TAGS: Coronavirus, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, ACTIVE CASES, health department, India
After days, Maharashtra reported the highest number of Covid-19 cases, on March 17. According to sources, Maharashtra logged 226 Covid-19 cases, from the previous 176 a day earlier. With this, the overall tally of the cases, reached to 81,39,055… read-more
TAGS: Maharashtra Health Department, Covid-19 cases, environmental, Medical Experts
A recent study revealed that wearing a face mask has little or no difference in the curb of COVID-19 spread. Recently, a review led by 12 researchers from esteemed universities around the world has said that masking up may have done little to… read-more
TAGS: Covid-19, Study, face mask, Researchers, Coronavirus
Amid a decline in COVID-19 cases worldwide, the Government of India (GoI,) issued new guidelines for those travelling to India from abroad. As per the new rules, signing 'Air Suvidha' form and mandate of pre-departure COVID-19 test is not… read-more
TAGS: GoI, Air Travel, new guidelines, Covid-19, union ministry, International
In the latest Covid-19 development, the IIT Delhi researchers are developing a vaccine to be used for Covid-19 infection, which will reduce blood clotting incidents. On February 16, the officials close to the development said, the "next-… read-more
TAGS: Delhi Researchers, IIT Delhi, Covid-19, trials, Medical Supplies, Coronavirus Vaccines
