Delhi government will deliver medical oxygen to Covid-19 patients who are under home isolation.

Delhi Covid-19: Arvind Kejriwal had on Tuesday evening said that there will be chaos in Delhi if oxygen stocks are not replenished.

Delhi Lockdown News: The Delhi government has impose six days lockdown in the national capital from Monday night amid deteriorating Covid-19 situation.

Delhi Lockdown, Curfew on weekend: Delhi government has imposed weekend curfew in the national capital to tide over Covid-19 crisis.

Miss India Delhi 2019 Mansi Sehgal has joined the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). Sehgal joined the AAP on Monday in the presence of party leader Raghav Chadha.

Schools in the national capital will reopen for Classes 10 and 12 from January 18, the Delhi government announced on Wednesday.

JP Nadda security lapse: BJP president arrived in Kolkata on Wednesday on a two-day visit. He launched the 'Griha Sampark Abhiyan' as part of the party's 'Aar Noi Annay' (No More Injustice) campaign in the poll-bound state.

In light of the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the national capital, the Delhi govt has decided to revamp the response plan to combat the outbreak. As per Delhi govt's response plan, every house in Delhi will be screened by July 6. Furthermore, every house that is in a containment zone will be screened by June 30. There are 261 containment zones in the national capital as of June 24.

Delhi minister Satyendar Jain's health has deteriorated further. He is infected with the coronavirus. Jain has also been diagnosed with pneumonia. According to doctors, Jain is now kept full-time on oxygen support as his oxygen saturation level has dipped.    

Delhi, being one of the states having maximum number of coronavirus cases, at present has 242 actual containing zones. Take a look at the list of all containment, de-contained, active containment zones in the national capital.

The national capital of Delhi witnessed its highest single-day spike in coronavirus cases till date, as 427 more locals were found to be infected with the virus

Delhi Red Zones: Coronavirus containment zones in the national capital rose to 87 on Tuesday. The three new hotspots, in the list, included areas from Harsh Vihar, Devli Extension and Krishna Puri.

Areas in Delhi's Shalimar Bagh, Trilokpuri and Jahangirpuri were identified as coronavirus hotspots today. With this, a total number of 84 areas have been identified as containment zones or red zones in the national capital.

At least 62 samples were taken for COVID-19 testing in Delhi's Nabi Karim and all of them were found negative. "Rapid testing for COVID-19 began at Nabi Karim containment zone in Central District of the national capital. 62 random samples were tested in the area and all came negative," the Delhi government said in a statement today.

The New Delhi Municipal Council has urged people not to spit or urinate in public places in Delhi, failing which a fine will be imposed on the violators. A fine of Rs 1,000 will be levied on those who flout these rules, the council said amid the coronavirus crisis in the country.

The recent case of a pizza delivery boy testing positive for the coronavirus has sent an alarm in South Delhi. District Magistrate Dr. Brij Mohan Mishra has ordered health screening of all the delivery boys inside the shops. He said all the delivery agents must take care of social distancing and hygeine or else face action.   

More red zones or coronavirus hotspots were identified in Delhi on Friday, taking the total number of containment zones in the national capital to 68. Six areas in Sangam Vihar, Nangloi, Nihal Vihar, Hari Nagar, Tughlakabad, Jahangirpuri and Malviya Nagar were included as hotspots today.

As many as 108 doctors, nurses and other paramedical staff at Delhi's Ganga Ram Hospital have been put in quarantine after 2 patients who earlier tested negative for COVID-19, test positive in second test.

Now, 23 out of 24 evacuees from Nizamuddin Markaz have been tested positive for coronavirus infection. All of them are currently admitted in Lok Nayak Jay Prakash Narayan Hospital in New Delhi.

Tahir Hussain, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) councilor, has been suspended by the party. The suspension comes after incriminating evidence showed his alleged involvement in the violence in Northeast Delhi that has claimed over 30 lives so far.