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Covid cases rising in Delhi, but no reason for alarm: Health Minister
Covid cases rising in Delhi, but no reason for alarm: Health Minister

At the press meet to announce marathon runner Sunil Sharma and some others joining the Aam Admi Party, Jain, citing the Jahangir Puri communal violence, said that the city's law and order situation is not good in the city.

Omicron ups risk of upper airway infections, cardiac arrest in small kids
Omicron ups risk of upper airway infections, cardiac arrest in small kids

The team explained that SARS-CoV-2 can cause severe paediatric disease, including acute Covid-19 and multisystem inflammatory syndrome. Published reports associating SARS-CoV-2 with upper airway infection, such as laryngotracheobronchitis (croup), have been limited to small case series.

India COVID-19 Cases
At 2,183, India's new Covid cases nearly doubles in 24 hrs

The weekly positivity rate in the country currently stands at 0.32 per cent. Meanwhile, the daily positivity rate has reported a considerable rise at 0.83 per cent.

Delhi sees around 500% rise in Covid spread in last 15 days: Survey
Delhi sees around 500% rise in Covid spread in last 15 days: Survey

The survey received inputs from 11,743 citizens located in all districts of Delhi and NCR where 67 per cent of the respondents were men and 33 per cent were women.

India stopping WHO to make global Covid deaths public, claims NYT
India stopping WHO to make global Covid deaths public, claims NYT

According to the report, the global death toll from the pandemic has found that vastly more people died than previously believed -- a total of about 15 million by the end of 2021, more than double the official total of six million reported by countries individually.

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India's daily Covid tally rises to 1,150

Meanwhile, the number of India's active caseload has risen to 11,558 which is 0.03 per cent of the country's total positive cases

  • Sunday, 17 April 2022
Global Covid caseload tops 504 million
Global Covid caseload tops 504 million

The University's Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) revealed that the current global caseload and the death toll stood at 504,079,223 and 6,196,927 respectively

India COVID19 Cases
India records 975 fresh COVID-19 cases, 4 more deaths

The daily positivity rate was recorded at 0.32 per cent and the weekly positivity rate was recorded at 0.26 per cent, the ministry said

Less than 40% in 15-18 age group fully vaccinated against Covid in 10 states, UTs
Less than 40% in 15-18 age group fully vaccinated against Covid in 10 states, UTs

India opened up vaccination for the 15-18 years age-group on January 3.

‘Covid Not Over’
WHO DG’s Latest Warning: Some Countries Witnessing Serious Spike In Covid-19 Cases

WHO DG’s Latest Warning: Some Countries Witnessing Serious Spike In Covid-19 Cases

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COVID cases continue to surge record high in Shanghai amid growing public anger

The Chinese mainland on Thursday reported 3,472 locally transmitted confirmed COVID-19 cases, besides 20,782 asymptomatic cases, according to the National Health Commission (NHC).

XE Variant Slightly Tuned Up Version Of Omicron: Covid Task Force Co-Chairman
Global Covid-19 Cases Surpass 500mn: WHO

The US is followed by India and Brazil, which have recorded cases exceeding 43 million and 30 million respectively, as well as 521,737 and 661,493 deaths.

Delhi govt to issue Covid guidelines for schools amid rising cases
Delhi govt to issue Covid guidelines for schools amid rising cases

"I have got reports from a few schools in the past few days where parents have informed about their child testing positive. The Education Department will tomorrow (Friday) issue guidelines to schools in this regard," Sisodia added.

Covid not in endemic stage in Odisha yet: ILS Director
Covid not in endemic stage in Odisha yet: ILS Director

ILS Bhubaneswar Director said the fear of Covid has not abated completely and hence, people should not get complacent

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No Change In Omicron BA.4, BA.5 Severity Or Transmissibility So Far: WHO

WHO's director of emergencies, Michael Ryan warned that as the virus continues to evolve, the world "cannot simply afford to lose sight of it".

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