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coronavirus updates february 8 2021

The latest Health Ministry data pushed the national COVID-19 recovery rate of 97.20 per cent, while the COVID-19 case fatality rate stands at 1.43 per cent.

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coronavirus live updates february 6, 2021

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February 06, 2021 22:37 IST
India has reported 22 deaths till Februry 5, 2021 following vaccination, though none of these are attributable to the vaccine itself, the Health Ministry said.
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Artist Luke Jerram with his glass sculpture of the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine in Bristol, England on Friday, February 5, 2021. The sculpture, which is one million times larger than the actual vaccine nanoparticle, marks the ten millionth vaccination to be administered in the United Kingdom.
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India has reported 22 deaths till Februry 5, 2021 following vaccination, though none of these are attributable to the vaccine itself, the Health Ministry said.
According to officials, as of Friday, Februry 5, 2021, nearly 5.2 million vaccinations have been administered over 10.4 million sessions. This suggests that around 50% of the intended target has been achieved. There were 3.3 lakh vaccinations administered today and India has been the fastest, when compared with the United States, United Kingdom and Israel to reach 5 million inoculations, the Health Ministry spokesperson claimed. India’s vaccine programme has been the fastest, when compared with the United States, United Kingdom and Israel to reach 5 million inoculations, the Health Ministry spokesperson claimed.

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coronavirus live updates february 5, 2021

Today a total of 3,31,029 beneficiaries were vaccinated.
In Andaman & Nicobar Islands: 125; Andhra Pradesh: 22,461; Arunachal Pradesh: 774; Assam: 13,939; Bihar: 29,229; Chandigarh: 360; Chhattisgarh: 16,103; Dadra and Nagar Haveli: 130; Daman and Diu: 100; Delhi: 8,038; Goa: 620; Gujarat: 27,862; Haryana: 3,174; Himachal Pradesh: 3,080; J&K: 4,378; Jharkhand: 8,188; Karnataka: 23,291; Mizoram: 516; Nagaland: 70; Odisha: 2,461; Puducherry: 309; Punjab: 4,472; Rajasthan: 20,688; Sikkim: 792; Tamil Nadu: 6,258; Telangana: 4,745; Tripura: 1,727; UP: 53,959; Uttarakhand: 5,096; West Bengal: 17,329.
Total hospitalisations till date are 27, amounting to 0.0005% of the total vaccinations so far. No new event of hospitalisation reported in the past 24 hours.
Total 22 deaths have been reported till death. A 77-year-old male, a resident of Agra in UP, died during the past 24 hours, seven days after vaccination. The death was caused due to shock with pre-existing diabetes. No deaths have been causally linked to Covid-19 vaccination.

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coronavirus january 30 2021 live updates

Night curfew in 4 Gujarat cities to continue till Feb 15
The Gujarat government on Saturday extended till February 15 the night curfew in four major cities of the state- Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara and Rajkot- to prevent the spread of coronavirus, a senior official said.
However, the duration of the night curfew has been curtailed by an hour, from 10 pm-6 am to 11 pm-6 am, he said.
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Odisha allows reopening of Anganwadi centres, gatherings of up to 500 people
In view of the decline in the number of fresh COVID-19 cases, the Odisha government on Saturday allowed the reopening of Anganwadi centres and gatherings of up to 500 people with strict adherence to the safety guidelines, a notification said.

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coronavirus january 29 2021 live updates

Ensuring pandemic protocol in hostels an uphill task for Cusat
For the Cochin University of Science and Technology (Cusat), ensuring pandemic protocol in hostels is turning out to be a challenge.
The varsity has announced a break for the offline sessions that resumed on January 4 after nearly 15 students and 10 teaching and non-teaching staff had tested positive.
The postgraduate batches were asked to attend the classes initially.
“Their offline exams that began on January 6 got over on Wednesday. The lab sessions will resume in the first week of February. A disinfection process of classrooms and labs will be carried out as per the pandemic protocol before resuming the sessions again,” said K.N. Madhusoodanan, Vice Chancellor.

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coronavirus january 28 2021 live updates

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Total cases now stand at 1.07 crore with cases per million population at 7,754
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Health workers wait in the observation area after receiving a Covid-19 coronavirus vaccine at the Rajawadi Hospital in Mumbai. | Photo Credit: AFP
Total cases now stand at 1.07 crore with cases per million population at 7,754
All kinds of social, religious and cultural gatherings that were earlier restricted to a maximum of 50% of the hall capacity with a ceiling of 200 persons in closed spaces, will now be allowed subject to the standard operating procedure (SOP) issued by State governments.
You can track coronavirus cases, deaths and testing rates at the national and State levels here. A list of State Helpline numbers is available as well.

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Ready to take the vaccine any time: Yediyurappa

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The Chief Minister released a special postal stamp on COVID-19 vaccination.
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A recipient at Victoria hospital being vaccinated in the presence of Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa, and Ministers in Bengaluru on Saturday, January 16, 2021.
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The Chief Minister released a special postal stamp on COVID-19 vaccination.
Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa said that he was willing to take a vaccination shot whenever he is allowed to, in a bid to reassure that the vaccine was safe.
Pointing out that several top doctors were administered the vaccine on Day 1, he said this shows that there is no need to worry or fear about the vaccine.

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4,319 health workers get vaccine shot in Delhi

Target was set for 8,100; while many volunteered for the drive, others adopted wait-and-watch approach

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1st consignment of Covishield vaccines leaves Serum Institute

1st consignment of Covishield vaccines leaves Serum Institute
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January 12, 2021 06:29 IST
Three temperature-controlled trucks rolled out of the Serum Institute's gates shortly before 5 am and left for Pune airport, from where the vaccines will be flown across India.
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Vials of Covishield at the Serum Institute of India, Pune.
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Three temperature-controlled trucks rolled out of the Serum Institute's gates shortly before 5 am and left for Pune airport, from where the vaccines will be flown across India.
A decisive phase in India's fight against coronavirus began in the wee hours on Tuesday as the first consignment of Covishield vaccines left Serum Institute of India for Pune airport, four days ahead of the nationwide inoculation drive launch.

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Coronavirus updates | Telangana to start Class 9, 10 and colleges in February

Coronavirus updates | January 12, 2021
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January 12, 2021 22:08 IST
A decisive phase in India's fight against coronavirus began in the wee hours on Tuesday as the first consignment of Covishield vaccines left Serum Institute of India for Pune airport, four days ahead of the nationwide inoculation drive launch.
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First consignment of COVID-19 vaccination arrives at Delhi Airport in a special SpiceJet flight from Pune, in New Delhi, Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2021.
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A decisive phase in India's fight against coronavirus began in the wee hours on Tuesday as the first consignment of Covishield vaccines left Serum Institute of India for Pune airport, four days ahead of the nationwide inoculation drive launch.

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