COVID-19 News Updates

Odisha High Court
PIL In Orissa HC Seeks Probe Into Covid Hospital Mismanagement, Cremations Without Dignity

A public interest litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Orissa High Court over alleged gross mismanagement and negligence in treatment of patients in Covid hospitals and denying of dignity to Covid deceased during cremation.

TV Artists In Odisha Demand Resumption Of Indoor Shooting, SOP By Govt
TV Artists In Odisha Demand Resumption Of Indoor Shooting, SOP By Govt

Raising questions over the State government's decision of a blanket ban on shootings, artists under the banner of 'Odia Kalakara Nka Swara' demanded the issuance of an SOP by July 1 allowing them to shoot indoors. Moreover, they also threatened to hit the streets if their demands were not met.

Stress
Stress And Anxiety Issues Have Multiplied In COVID Era

It is certainly understandable that some people experience stress and anxiety, characterized by feelings of nervousness, worry, or unease.

Supreme Court
SC Asks Centre To Give Details On Compensation To COVID Victims, Reserves Verdict On Rs 4L Ex-Gratia

It is not the case that government doesn't have funds to pay ex-gratia of Rs 4 lakh to kin of Covid victims, but the focus on expenditure is wholistic, which includes using the funds for rehabilitation, mitigation, preparedness.

Solar Arrays
Astronauts Complete Installing 1st Solar Arrays Outside ISS

Two astronauts onboard the International Space Station (ISS) have successfully completed the deployment of solar arrays, which will soak up the sun's energy to provide electrical power for the numerous research and science investigations conducted every day, as well as the continued operations of the orbiting platform.

Paytm, MakeMyTrip, Other Digital Companies Keen On Approval For Offering Vaccine Bookings
India's Covid Vax Coverage Crosses Landmark Of 28-Cr

In a significant development, India's cumulative vaccination coverage has exceeded 28 crores on Sunday, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) said on Monday.

Niranjan Mishra
Steroids To Be Used In Covid Treatment As Per Centre's Guidelines: Top Odisha Health Official

Steroids are double-edged weapons and will be used as per the revised guidelines issued by the Centre, said Public Health Director, Niranjan Mishra on Monday.

Director of Directorate of Medical Education and Training (DMET) Dr CBK Mohanty
Impact Of Delta Plus Variant Depends On Detection, Isolation: Odisha DMET

The Delta Plus variant of Covid-19 virus can't cause much damage if it is detected at the earliest and infected patients are isolated accordingly.

Covid-19 cases In odisha
India Records 53,256 New Covid Cases, Lowest Since March 24

The Covid-19 cases in India continued to witness a declining trend with the country recording 53,256 new cases, lowest since March 24. In the same time span, 1,422 fatalities were reported, according to data released by the Union Health and Family Welfare Ministry on Monday.

Covid-19
Covid-19 In Odisha: Dip In Daily Cases Continues, No Let Up In Fatalities

The single-day Covid-19 fatalities continue to remain above 40 even as the daily case count has been witnessing a dip for last several days in Odisha.

Mass Vaccination
Odisha Kicks Off Mass Covid Vaccination On Campaign Mode

In a bid to inoculate a majority of population prior to the onset of a possible third wave of Covid pandemic, Odisha government is all set to commence the mass Covid vaccination drive on a campaign mode under the National Covid Vaccination Programme from today.

Global COVID19 Updates
Coronavirus Pandemic: Global Covid-19 Caseload Tops 178.4 Million Mark

The overall global Covid-19 caseload has topped 178.4 million, while the deaths have surged to more than 3.86 million, according to Johns Hopkins University.

COVID Variants With Two Specific Mutations May Evade Antibodies: Virologist
COVID19 Survivors Still At Reinfection Risk From Alpha, Beta Variants

"We found that individuals showed very different immune responses from each other following Covid-19, with some people from both the symptomatic and asymptomatic groups showing no evidence of immune memory six months after infection or even sooner."

Covid-19 cases In odisha
COVID19 Second Wave: Cases, Deaths Highest In 41-60 yrs Age in Odisha 

The new cases in the 41-60 years age group were 68 per cent of the combined cases in the age group during both waves. The deaths from this age group have been around 52-55 per cent of total fatalities in the second wave 

WHO
Scale Up Public Health Measures, Accelerate Vaccination To Prevent COVID Surge: WHO

"We need to continuously strengthen our efforts to test, trace and isolate. Societal interventions such as physical distancing, hand hygiene and proper wearing of masks need to be stringently implemented."

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