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E-registration must for people moving to another police station limits in Chennai

May 17, 2021 Divya Bharat 0 Comments active cases, clinical signs, contact tracing, coronavirus, coronavirus cases, coronavirus detection, coronavirus lockdown, coronavirus symptoms, coronavirus testing kits, coronavirus tests, coronavirus treatment, coronavirus vaccine, countrywide lockdown, Covaxin, covid test, covid treatment, covid-19, covid-19 vaccine, dexamethasone, diagnostic kits, digital infrared thermometers, digital thermal scanners, drugs, e-registration must for people moving to another police limits in TN, essential goods, essential services, fatigue, fever, gloves, health ministry, home quarantine, hydroxychloroquine, ICMR, Indian Council for Medical Research, institutional quarantine, international travellers, law enforcement, lockdown, lockdown extension, masks, personal protective equipment, PPE, precautionary measures, quarantine rules, respiratory illnesses, risk of deaths, sanitisers personal protective gear, SARS, SARS-CoV-2, SARS-CoV-2 virus, severe acute respiratory syndrome, single-day spike, steroid, testing facilities, TN government announces new guidelines, total cases, travel advisory, vaccines, WHO, World Health Organization

Public have been asked to cooperate with police for effective implementation and prevent spread of COVID-19. The city police decided

Joe Biden to announce U.S. will send 20 million vaccines abroad by end of June

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The move comes as U.S. states are seeing drops in vaccination numbers and countries like India are scrambling to get

Watch | WHO Chief Scientist Soumya Swaminathan on virus variants in India, vaccinations and more

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In this video interview, WHO chief scientist warns of more COVID-19 waves and says the response over next 6-18 months

India got 5.5 lakh Remdesivir vials, 15,801 oxygen cylinders as foreign aid, says Centre

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Effective immediate allocation, and streamlined delivery to recipient States, Union Territories and institutions is an ongoing exercise, it said Nineteen

Top news of the day: Govt. releases DRDO’s COVID drug for emergency use; Bihar, UP and Delhi top list of deaths among doctors in second wave, says IMA, and more

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The major news headlines of the day, and more. Bihar recorded the highest number of doctors — 69 — who

Govt. releases DRDO’s COVID drug for emergency use

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The first batch of the adjunct COVID therapy drug, 2-deoxy-D-glucose (2-DG) — developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation

COVID-19 surge: Bihar, U.P., Delhi top list of deaths among doctors in second wave, says IMA

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‘While last year we lost nearly 730 doctors across India, this year in a short period of time we have

Oxygen crisis | HC asks Centre, Delhi to treat PIL as representation to compensate kin of deceased

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The governments are to be held accountable as the public health system is unable to meet the challenges posed by

Coronavirus | India records over 2.81 lakh new cases, more than 4,000 deaths on May 16, 2021

May 16, 2021 Divya Bharat 0 Comments active cases, clinical signs, contact tracing, coronavirus, coronavirus cases, coronavirus detection, coronavirus lockdown, coronavirus symptoms, coronavirus testing kits, coronavirus tests, coronavirus treatment, coronavirus vaccine, countrywide lockdown, Covaxin, covid test, covid treatment, covid-19, covid-19 vaccine, dexamethasone, diagnostic kits, digital infrared thermometers, digital thermal scanners, drugs, essential goods, essential services, fatigue, fever, gloves, health ministry, home quarantine, hydroxychloroquine, ICMR, Indian Council for Medical Research, institutional quarantine, international travellers, law enforcement, lockdown, lockdown extension, masks, personal protective equipment, PPE, precautionary measures, quarantine rules, respiratory illnesses, risk of deaths, sanitisers personal protective gear, SARS, SARS-CoV-2, SARS-CoV-2 virus, severe acute respiratory syndrome, single-day spike, steroid, testing facilities, total cases, travel advisory, vaccines, WHO, World Health Organization

The data is sourced from the respective States’ health bulletins. India recorded 2,81,683 new COVID-19 cases until 11.53 p.m. on

Coronavirus | India records over 3.10 lakh new cases, more than 4,000 deaths on May 16, 2021

May 16, 2021 Divya Bharat 0 Comments active cases, clinical signs, contact tracing, coronavirus, coronavirus cases, coronavirus detection, coronavirus lockdown, coronavirus symptoms, coronavirus testing kits, coronavirus tests, coronavirus treatment, coronavirus vaccine, countrywide lockdown, Covaxin, covid test, covid treatment, covid-19, covid-19 vaccine, dexamethasone, diagnostic kits, digital infrared thermometers, digital thermal scanners, drugs, essential goods, essential services, fatigue, fever, gloves, health ministry, home quarantine, hydroxychloroquine, ICMR, Indian Council for Medical Research, institutional quarantine, international travellers, law enforcement, lockdown, lockdown extension, masks, personal protective equipment, PPE, precautionary measures, quarantine rules, respiratory illnesses, risk of deaths, sanitisers personal protective gear, SARS, SARS-CoV-2, SARS-CoV-2 virus, severe acute respiratory syndrome, single-day spike, steroid, testing facilities, total cases, travel advisory, vaccines, WHO, World Health Organization

The data is sourced from the respective States’ health bulletins. India recorded 3,10,757 new COVID-19 cases until 11.53 p.m. on

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