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Coronavirus LIVE Update: India's Cases Rise To 59,92,532; 94,503 Dead

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Published - 3 March 2020 3:58 PM IST

Coronavirus Live updates, COVID-19, liveblog, Coronavirus India tracker

Live updates about the Coronavirus, COVID-19, statistics and death toll: COVID-19, the recent outbreak of the Coronavirus which emerged from China in December 2019 has now spread across the world.

India has officially confirmed ‭ 59,92,532 cases with 94,503 deaths till September 27, 2020.

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18 May 2020 1:19 PM IST
Bangladeshi Doctors Claims To Have Found Successful COVID-19 Drug Regimen
A medical team in Bangladesh has claimed to have found a combination of drugs which can successfully cure COVID-19, reports PTI. Professor Dr Md Tarek Alam, the head of medicine department at private Bangladesh Medical College Hospital, said that a combination of an antiprotozoal medicine called Ivermectin and an antibiotic called Doxycycline has seen all 60 COVID-19 patients it was prescribed to recovering from the disease.
18 May 2020 1:09 PM IST
Delhi Prohibits Testing Dead Bodies For COVID-19
In revised guidelines issued on Sunday, the Delhi government has prohibited hospitals from collecting samples for COVID-19 testing, reports Hindustan Times. According to the guidelines, a death will be treated as a COVID-19 fatality if "tested positive for the disease before death, a person whose sample had been collected before death and tested positive after, or for any person who died after being admitted to a hospital on suspicion of having the viral infection." The move is aimed at conserving testing kits.
18 May 2020 9:30 AM IST
India Among 62 Nations Seeking Source Of Coronavirus At WHO Session
India will join 61 other countries in tabling a resolution at the WHO on Monday to "identify the zoonotic source of the virus and the route of introduction to human population, including possible role of intermediate hosts", reports News18.
18 May 2020 9:25 AM IST
India Records Highest Single-Day Spike In Total Cases; 3,029 Dead
According to the latest update from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, India added 5,242 cases in the last 24 hours to take its total case count to 96,169. This is the highest single-day spike in India so far. 157 patients died from COVID-19 to take the death toll to 3,029. 36,823 patients have recovered so far. Maharashtra accounts for almost 1/3rd of India's total cases with 33,053 cases. 1,198 patients have succumbed to the disease in the state.
17 May 2020 6:44 PM IST
Centre extends lockdown till May 31
The National Disaster Management Authority issued an order on Sunday that extends the ongoing lockdown pan India until May 31. This will be the fourth extension of the ongoing lockdown, which has started on March 25. The NDMA has directed that applicable guidelines be issued.
17 May 2020 4:35 PM IST
Tamil Nadu extends lockdown till May 31
Tamil Nadu on Sunday announced an extension of the ongoing lockdown up to May 31. This lockdown spans the state, but there will be work and travel relaxations in 25 of the least affected districts in the state, like Coimbatore, Salem, Trichy and the Nilgiris. The state has more than 10.5 thousand out of India's more than 90.9 thousand reported cases.
17 May 2020 1:32 PM IST
Lockdown extended in Maharashtra till May 31
The Chief Minister of Maharashtra's office tweeted on Sunday that the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown in Maharashtra would be extended till May 31. Today is supposed to be the last day of the third iteration of a nationwide lockdown.The state is the most affected state in India, with 30,706 cases of the country's 90,927 cases as on May 16.

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Lockdown extension in the entire State of Maharashtra till midnight of 31st May 2020 pic.twitter.com/DLQbxMEizZ
— CMO Maharashtra (@CMOMaharashtra) May 17, 2020
17 May 2020 12:18 PM IST
India crosses the 90,000 case mark
India has crossed the 90,000 case mark, as the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has reported 90,927 cases as on May 17. The cases have risen by 4,987 over what was reported on May 16. The figure includes 2872 deaths, an increase of 120 over yesterday. 34,109 patients have recovered.
16 May 2020 8:06 PM IST
UK Launches Trial To See If Dogs Can Detect COVID-19 Patients
The UK has begun trials to see if dogs can detect the novel coronavirus in humans even before symptoms appear, according to a PTI report. Researchers are hoping the trials will establish use of 'COVID dogs' as a new non-invasive early-warning measure to detect the novel coronavirus.
16 May 2020 5:38 PM IST
Kerala Police To Rest 50% Personnel
According to the Indian Police Foundation, the Kerala police has decided to rest 50% of its personnel on a weekly rotational basis to reduce their chances of exposure to the novel coronavirus.

@TheKeralaPolice decides to rest 50%personnel. Considering the significant increase in the number of infections within police forces, such out of the box strategies may become crucial for operational continuity of the police. Worth emulating! pic.twitter.com/JLKHSyCVWX
— Indian Police Foundation (@IPF_ORG) May 16, 2020

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Coronavirus LIVE Update: India's Cases Rise To 59,92,532; 94,503 Dead

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Bangladeshi Doctors Claims To Have Found Successful COVID-19 Drug Regimen

Delhi Prohibits Testing Dead Bodies For COVID-19

India Among 62 Nations Seeking Source Of Coronavirus At WHO Session

India Records Highest Single-Day Spike In Total Cases; 3,029 Dead

Centre extends lockdown till May 31

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