In a thank you gesture for all those who are serving for humanity amid worldwide crisis due to coronavirus, the Indian Air Force jets will shower petals on hospitals for treating coronavirus patients across the country.
MHA has allowed neighbourhood, standalone shops amid lockdown to open from today, however, shops in urban (municipal) areas, market complexes such as Nehru Place, Sarojini Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Connaught Place, Khan Market, South Extention etc will still remain close.
In more trouble for Delhi, a driver of an SHO at Chandni Mahal police station has tested coronavirus positive. The administration is now tracing all his contacts so that they can be isolated in order to contain the virus from spreading further.
A case has surfaced from Delhi where a man was looted after a gang of two robbed him in Baljeet Nagar area near Kuwar Singh Chowk. The incident that took place on April 14 was captured in CCTV footage and one of the accused has been arrested by the Delhi Police.
A coronavirus positive patient, who escaped from Delhi's Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Narayan Hospital where he was being treated, has been held by the Delhi Police. The patient has been arrested from Haryana Rai area.
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia in a video conference on Friday announced that schools (including private) in Delhi will not be allowed to charge 3-month fee and can only take 1-month tuition fee.
South-East Delhi Additional DCP Kumar Gyanesh helped Mohammad Aamil when his wife was pregnant and had to visit a hospital near Jama Masjid for a regular check-up amid the lockdown situation.
Curfew passes distributed to the essential service providers in Delhi during the lockdown period will remain valid till May 3 as the nation-wide lockdown was extended after PM Modi announced it in his address to the nation today.
An FIR has been registered against Bengali Pastry Shop for endangering lives by defying the lockdown to stop the spread of COVID-19. However, the popular eatery denied any wrongdoing and claimed that it was closed. The iconic shop said it had provided shelter to workers who had nowhere to go.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday addressed a press conference on government's preparation to contain COVID-19 spread saying that almost 1 lakh people will be tested for coronavirus in hotspot areas. Kejriwal said that the government will adopt South Korea model which is to identify every possible COVID-19 suspect, test them and treat them.
A coronavirus positive suspect who resides at DDA flats near Mata Sundri Road Delhi (lP estate) jumped from the first floor of Jai Prakash Narayan (JPN) hospital and broke his leg. He first dropped on the tin roof and then on the ground hurting his leg.
Delhi's Lok Nayak (LNJP) Hospital Director Kishore Singh has said that people belonging to the Tablighi Jamaat are threatening doctors and hindering essential work including tests for coronavirus.
Tamil Nadu has reported its second coronavirus confirmed case after a Delhi man tested positive in Chennai.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal while invoking that coronavirus has been declared as an epidemic in Delhi requested all the Delhiites to exercise abundant caution to contain the disease. In order to contain the virus and minimizing its spread, the Delhi government has shut down all cinema halls, schools, colleges till March 31.
A body of a man has been found hanging from a tree near IIT flyover, Cops have reached the scene and an investigation is underway.
Two more cases of Coronavirus have been reported, one each from New Delhi and Telangana. Both the patients are stable and being closely monitored, the government informed on Monday.
Almost a week after deadly violence in northeast Delhi in which 42 people lost their lives while scores have been, the victims have now started receiving immediate assistance of Rs 25,000, the Delhi government informed.
Unconfirmed reports of violence in Subhash Nagar, Khyala, Nangloi and Sagarpur created panic in many West Delhi areas on Sunday evening. Delhi Police, however, has denied any such incidents and called them as rumours. However, India TV received phone calls from people who claimed to have "witnessed the violence". Police, however, termed it an attempt to break harmony and peace.
Former Congress Municipal Councillor Ishrat Jahan has been arrested for allegedly trying to incite people during northeast Delhi violence by giving out provocative speeches. She has been sent to 14-day judicial custody.
Normalcy is slowly returning to the riot-hit Northeast Delhi after protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) turned violent killing earlier in the week killing at least 42 people so far. A total of 148 FIRs have been registered and 630 people have been either arrested or detained as police crackdown on rioters.
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