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Maharashtra: Health experts put onus on people for spike in cases Maharashtra: Health experts put onus on people for spike in cases The surge in Covid-19 cases continued in Maharashtra for the fifth consecutive day advertisement Photo for representation As Maharashtra grapples with a spike in coronavirus cases, health experts and government officials are putting the onus for the surge on people not following face mask and social distancing norms. There is also talk of a fresh lockdown, days after reopening of public transport, educational institutions and religious places, as fresh cases from...

In order to honour those who lost their lives to coronavirus across the country, an online memorial has been launched. The national covid memorial is an initiative by a Kolkata-based NGO comprising members of the medical fraternity and others. Designed by COVID Care Network (CCN), the memorial www.nationalcovidmemorial.in allows family and friends to pay their tributes virtually. "This National Covid Memorial is a space for the thousands of Indians whom we lost to Covid fury. It has stories engraved in words that shed tears. The unsung tunes of our tribute to the Covid Martyrs are kept he...

Relatives and friends can honour the covid victim on the web memorial by sending a photograph and the message or obituary.

Covid Care Network establishes online Covid Memorial to commemorate lost lives to pandemic February 01, 2021 Covid Care Network (CCN), an online portal developed by Dr. Abhijit Chowdhury, will commemorate the lives lost to coronavirus by maintaining a web repository called National Covid Memorial. The repository was made available for the public from 30 January 2021, as per the official release. This online portal will be used for all the Covid warriors who have lost their lives battling the pandemic. The portal is run by a team of good Samaritans who have assisted thousands of Covid patient...

Mumbai: Amidst the huge global scare over a new strain of Covid-19 virus detected in the United Kingdom, the Maharashtra government on Monday beefed up its defences, including imposing a night curfew in Mumbai and 26 other municipal corporations' jurisdictions for the next 15 days till January 5. Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray announced the move to impose the curfew from Tuesday night after conducting detailed deliberations with top officials of various departments here, said an official. "We have to be extremely vigilant for the next 15 days. Accordingly, the curfew in all municipal areas s...