The Union Health Ministry has finalised the list of containment zones and divided the states and districts into red, orange and green zones, districts, as the second phase of coronavirus lockdown nears its end. Of these, West Bengal has 10 red zones including Kolkata, 5 orange zones and 7 green zones.
Karnataka has over 500 positive coronavirus cases including 21 deaths while 229 patients have recovered. As per the health ministry, the state has three districts which have been indentified as red zones, 13 as organge and 14 have been declared as green zones with no coronavirus cases. Check complete list.
As the lockdown 2.0 nears its end, the Union Health Ministry has identified 130 red zones across the country, 284 in the orange zone and 319 in green zones. Of these, Maharashtra has 14 red zones, 16 orange zones and 6 green zones. Metropolitan cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Pune, Bengaluru and Ahmedabad have been designated as red zones in the new classification.
Following the fresh classification done by the Centre, post May 3rd Kerala will have two districts each in green and red zones, while 10 are in the orange zone.
The health ministry has finalised the list of containment zones and decided all major metro cities across the country will remain as 'red zones' even after the lockdown ends on May 3. The ministry has divided 733 districts across India into red, orange and green zones.
At least 21 areas in Gautam Buddha Nagar (Noida) in Uttar Pradesh, who were earlier identified as red zones amid coronavirus outbreak, have now been declared as green zones, as the nation proceed towards the end of an extended 19-day lockdown.
The number of COVID-19 hotspot districts in India has come down to 129 from 170 a fortnight ago, but in the same period the number of infection-free districts or green zones too decreased from 325 to 307, official sources said on Wednesday.
Karnataka Red Zones: Karnataka govt has identified at least 16 districts as coronavirus hotspots as coronavirus confirmed cases continued to rise. here is a list of COVID-19 hotspot/containment zone identified by the government
Gautam Buddh Nagar's District Magistrate (DM) Suhas Lalinakere Yathiraj has issued a complete list of coronavirus hotspots in the region, which includes areas in Noida and Greater Noida.
Gautam Buddh Nagar's District Magistrate (DM) Suhas Lalinakere Yathiraj has issued a complete list of coronavirus hotspots in the region, which also includes Noida. The list categorizes areas under Red Zone, Orange Zone, and Green Zones, based on the number of cases in the specified regions.
The number of COVID-19 confirmed cases have reached 4,205 in Mumbai, as per the state health ministry dashboard. Mumbai has seen a total of 167 deaths, with six new deaths recorded on Thursday. Following which, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and state government officials have sealed 930 areas in the city. Here's a list of 930 sealed coronavirus hotspots
Delhi Red Zones: Coronavirus containment zones in the national capital rose to 92 on Thursday after three more added in the list. One area each in Mehrauli, Dwarka, and Dayanand Vihar have been identified as a containment zone.
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.
As the number of COVID-19 patients have crossed over 2,600 in Mumbai, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has released a fresh list of containment zones or red zones areas sealed by the civic body. BMC also made it clear that no one will be allowed to move in and out of the COVID-19 containment zones declared within the city during the lockdown relaxation.
Entire Pune city, Pimpri Chinchwad region has been declared as a coronavirus containment zone (red zone) and all movements in the area except essential services have been sealed till April 27, as per the orders of Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporations.
The Delhi government on Saturday identified 8 new coronavirus hotspots in the national capital. All of these COVID-19 hotspots were sealed by the government by night.
With 4 new cases, the total number of coronavirus patients in Kota has surged to 68 after 108 new cases were reported from Rajasthan on Friday, an official said. The new confirmed cases have come from as many as 8 districts including Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jhunjhunu, Nagaur, Ajmer, Tonk, Jhalawar, and Kota.
The officials said there were 80 red zones in the Kashmir valley and all such areas would remain as red zones up to 42 days unless no new positive case of COVID-19 is detected.
Jammu and Kashmir Red Zones: Srinagar is the most-affected region here where 15 Red Zones have been found after 73 cases of the coronavirus. Chattabal, Eidgah, Bemina, Lal Bazar Hawal and Natipora are some of the worst-affected areas in Srinagar.
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