In the midst of increasing corona cases in the country, the prices of the nasal vaccine given through the nose have been announced today. A dose of nasal vaccine will be given in government hospitals for Rs.325, while it will cost Rs.800 in private hospitals.
Coronavirus Mock Drill | Covid19 India | Covid19 Outbreak: Hospitals across the country on Tuesday conducts the corona mock drills assess their preparedness, including the availability of beds and manpower, to deal with any increase in the number of COVID-19 cases.
Of the 13,058 new infections and 164 deaths reported in India in the last 24 hours, Kerala reported 6,676 new cases and 60 deaths.
Congress leader Kapil Sibal said that health may a State issue but when a disaster happens it becomes a subject of Union. Adding to it he said that Government would never agree on the fact that people did die due to lack of Oxygen in the country.
Continuing the downward trend in the new cases of coronavirus infections, India reported 59,958 new Covid-19 cases, records 2,732 deaths in 24 hours.
Markets, offices reopens from today As part of the unlocking process after the Covid-19 cases reduced significantly in up and Maharashtra. watch ground report.
India on Monday recorded 1,00,636 new cases of the novel coronavirus, along with 2,427 deaths due to the infection. According to the data shared by the Union Health Ministry, the country saw a total of 1,74,399 discharges in the last 24 hours, taking the total recovery to 2,71,59,180.
While the urban population is desperate to get a jab to protect themselves against Covid-19, people living in rural areas are still hesitant to come forward for it.
Maharashtra on Saturday reported as many as 13,659 new COVID-19 cases and with that the active number of cases in the state stands at 1,88,072, as per the state health bulletin.
Vaccines are a critical tool in the battle against COVID-19, and getting vaccinated is one of the best ways to protect yourself and others from COVID-19.
With the help of its Frontline workers and Covid-19 Vaccine, India will win this battle against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Uttar Pradesh conducts record more than 3 lakh tests in 24 hours taking total tests done since onset of pandemic to 4.65 crore.
The daily rise in Covid-19 cases continued to remain below the 3-lakh mark with 254,288 lakh new cases recorded in a single day.
1.8% of total population of India has been affected by the disease so far. We have been able to contain the spread of the infection to under 2% of the population: Health Ministry on COVID19
India on Monday recorded 2,81,386 new cases of the novel coronavirus, along with 4,106 deaths due to the infection. According to the data shared by the Union Health Ministry, the country saw a total of 3,78,741 discharges in the last 24 hours, taking the total recovery to 2,11,74,076.
Amid the Vaccine shortage in many states the government has said that between August and December, India would get 216 crore doses of vaccines, if things went as planned. If this pans out, the doses should be sufficient to ensure that the entire adult population of the country is vaccinated.
In an exclusive interview with India TV, Indian cricketer Kuldeep Yadav reveals his mantra behind developing mental strength, which he feels is key in battling the dreaded coronavirus.
India on Saturday witnessed a slight dip in the number of fresh Covid-19 cases with 3,26,014 infections. Deaths from the virus surged by 3,876 to hit 266,229 in total.
Stating that the country is fighting an invisible enemy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said the government is working in war-footing mode to fight the second wave of COVID-19 and expressed confidence in winning the battle. Addressing a video conference on PM-KISAN scheme, the Prime Minister said 18 crore doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been given so far and the government is making efforts to ensure that people get vaccinated at a fast pace.
Stating that the country is fighting an invisible enemy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said the government is working in war-footing mode to fight the second wave of COVID-19 and expressed confidence in winning the battle.
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