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Lockdown, Shutdown Not Enforced To Protect Livelihoods: Odisha Chief Secretary 
Lockdown, Shutdown Not Enforced To Protect Livelihoods: Odisha Chief Secretary 

Odisha Chief Secretary Suresh Mohapatra said that Covid guidelines in the State have been designed to control the spread of the infections without disrupting the livelihoods of people.

Odisha’s Omicron Tally Jumps To 347 With 145 New Cases 
Odisha’s Omicron Tally Jumps To 347 With 145 New Cases 

The ILS conducted genome sequencing of 249 samples between January 9 and 16 from which the traces of Omicron strain was found in 145 samples.

Health Director Bijay Mohapatra
Dry Run Of Omicron Detection Kits Begins In 4 Odisha Cities

Other than Omicron variant, the kit can also detect variants like Alpha, Beta, Gama and Delta of SARS-CoV2, claim the manufacturers.

Lockdown & Shutdown In Odisha: Health Services Director Rules Out!
Lockdown & Shutdown In Odisha: Know What The Director Of Health Services Says

We have not reached such a situation where there is a need for imposing lockdown or shutdown, says Bijay Mohapatra today

Hats Decentralised
Covid-19 Surge: Haats Decentralised In Bhubaneswar

Vendors have expressed their resentment over the shifting of the vegetable market to Unit-1 High School ground

Omicron Causing Hospitalisations, Deaths Worldwide: WHO
Omicron Causing Hospitalisations, Deaths Worldwide: WHO

India on Wednesday reported 2,82,970 fresh Covid cases in the last 24 hours, which is a rise of over 18 per cent from the previous day's count.

Active COVID-19 Cases In Country Highest In 232 Days
Active COVID-19 Cases In Country Highest In 232 Days

There has been an 0.79 per cent increase in Omicron cases since Tuesday, the ministry said.

Odisha Covid-19 Cases
Odisha Logs 11,607 New Covid-19 Cases, Khordha Reports Maximum 4,347 Infections

Khurda district, which includes the state capital Bhubaneswar reported the highest number of new cases at 4,347, followed by Sundargarh at 1,219, Cuttack at 898 and Sambalpur at 390.

Global Covid Caseload Tops 333.5 Million, Deaths Exceed 5.55 Million
Global Covid Caseload Tops 333.5 Million, Deaths Exceed 5.55 Million

The second worst hit country in terms of cases is India (37,618,271 infections and 486,761 deaths), followed by Brazil (23,229,851 infections and 621,803 deaths).

Long Covid Complications Affecting 1 In Every 3 Recovered Patients In Odisha: AIIMS Study
Long Covid Complications Affecting 1 In Every 3 Recovered Patients In Odisha: AIIMS Study

The prevalence of long Covid among patients with mild/moderate infection was 23.4% as compared to 62.5% in severe/critical cases. The most common long Covid symptom is fatigue (64.8%) followed by cough (32.4%), the study found.

COVID Vaccine
Total of 158.74 Cr COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Administered; Over 3.7 Cr In 15-18 Age Group Get First Dose

The cumulative COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in the country have reached 158.74 crore so far, the Union Health Ministry said on Tuesday.

How Will COVID End
How COVID19 Could Or Could Not End! Anthony Fauci On Pandemic

How COVID19 Could Or Could Not End! Anthony Fauci On Pandemic

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Centre Flags Decline In Covid Testing, Asks States To Enhance It

In a letter to states and UTs on Monday, Additional Secretary in the Union Health Ministry Arti Ahuja advised them to pay attention to this aspect immediately and increase the testing in a strategic manner keeping in view the trend of case positivity in specific areas.

Over 50 Lakh Healthcare, Frontline Workers Taken Precaution Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
Over 50 Lakh Healthcare, Frontline Workers Taken Precaution Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine

The next phase of COVID-19 vaccination commenced from March 1 for people over 60 years of age and those aged 45 and above with specified co-morbid conditions.

Civil Court In Bhubaneswar Sealed
Khordha Civil Courts In Bhubaneswar Sealed For 2 Days After Detection of Covid Cases

BMC said that the decision to seal the premises of the Courts has been taken in the larger public interest and to contain further spread of the virus

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