India Registers 53256 New COVID19 Cases, 1422 Deaths In Last 24 Hours

Coronavirus India | The cases of corona in India are continuously decreasing. In the last 24 hours, 53,256 new COVID-19 cases have been registered, while 1,422 have died. People of all ages will get the free vaccine. Pre-registration on the Covin portal is also not required, although money will have to be paid in private hospitals. The number of active cases in India has come down to 7,02,887. At the same time, 53,256 new cases have been reported in a day, which is the lowest in the last 88 days. So far, a total of 2,88,44,199 people have been cured of this infection. At the same time, 78,190 patients have been cured of this infection in the last 24 hours.

Bars will open in Delhi with 50% capacity from today

Bars will also open in Delhi from today with 50 percent capacity. Restaurants will also be able to do business from 8 am to 10 pm. Walks and yoga are also allowed in the park. Let us inform that CM Arvind Kejriwal had said that Delhi will be gradually unlocked.

With the decrease in the cases of corona infection in the country, the process of UP Unlock is gradually starting in every state of the country. Malls will open in UP after two months from today. Permission has also been given to open restaurants with 50 per cent capacity, although cinema halls, gyms and swimming pools will remain locked. With this, these business institutions can be opened till 9 pm except on weekends. Efforts are being made to reduce the restrictions in this exercise of unlocking, but a condition has been imposed to follow the guidelines.

There has been tremendous momentum in the vaccination campaign in Andhra Pradesh

There has been a tremendous increase in the vaccination campaign in Andhra Pradesh. Earlier, a record was set for giving six lakh vaccines in one day. Now Andhra Pradesh has made a record of giving more than 13 lakh vaccines in a day. This campaign was carried out on the instructions of the Chief Minister and the team of Health Department carried out a rapid vaccination campaign.