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Dr Guleria rejected the strategy of imposing night curfews and weekend lockdowns by some states to reduce the number of coronavirus cases, saying "these would not have much of an impact on the transmission cycle".
Highlights Putting officers in jail won’t bring oxygen, saving lives is more important: SC said on contempt notice issued to the Centre The top court said the COVID-19 pandemic in Delhi is at a very critical stage NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Wednesday expressed grave concerns over the spiralling COVID-19 cases across the country and sought a reply from the Centre as to what steps it has taken to combat the second wave of the deadly COVID-19. During a hearing on Centre’s plea regarding the contempt notice issued to it by the Delhi high court, the top court said the
Highlights The e-pass will be valid for one day for travel within the district, and two days for inter-district movement. The curfew period will be extended till 7 am on May 6. Uttar Pradesh recorded 25,858 new daily cases and 352 fatalities on Tuesday, as per official government data. New Delhi: The Uttar Pradesh government will issue an e-pass for those travelling during the ‘corona curfew’. On Monday (May 3), UP had increased the period of curfew till 7 am on May 6 (Thursday) in view of the alarming upswing in COVID-19 cases. The curfew was earlier scheduled to be in force till May 4....
Highlights Allahabad HC has slammed the UP govt over its COVID management Allahabad: Coming down heavily on the Uttar Pradesh government, the Allahabad High Court has said that the death of COVID-19 patients due to oxygen shortage is a "criminal act and not less than a "genocide." The high court said this on Tuesday amid reports of shortage of medical oxygen due to a rise in "We are at pain in observing that death of Covid-19 patients just for non-supply of oxygen to the hospitals is a criminal act and not less than a genocide by those who have been entrusted the task to ensure continuous p...
Source: Highlights Centre today said that it provided 17 crore COVID-19 vaccine doses to States, UTs free of cost It added that more than 94.47 lakh doses are still available with them to be administered New Delhi: The Union government on Wednesday said that it has so far provided more than 17.02 crore vaccine doses to States and Union Territories free of cost, out of which more than 94.47 lakh doses are still available with them to be administered. In a statement, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said, "The government is at the forefront of the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic i...