COVID-19 Vaccination Dry Run Across India on Jan 2, 2021
On January 2, 2021, a COVID-19 vaccination dry run will be conducted in all states across India. The activity is proposed to be conducted in all state capitals in at least three session sites.
On January 2, 2021, a COVID-19 vaccination dry run will be conducted in all states across India. The activity is proposed to be conducted in all state capitals in at least three session sites.
‘Of the total COVID positive cases reported on Thursday, Ernakulam reported the maximum of 574 cases, while Kasargod reported the lowest of 96 cases.
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Samples of 32 people who have tested positive for Covid-19 following their arrival in the state from the United Kingdom (UK) recently, were sent to the National Institute of Virology (NIV) in Pune to test if they have contracted the new mutated strain of coronavirus. As many as 5,376 samples tested negative on Thursday, besides, 6,92,480 recoveries in the state.
At least 122 people who have reached from other states, tested positive for the virus.
Sweden Reports 4 New COVID-19 Variant Cases
In Sweden, four new cases of more contagious coronavirus variants have been reported. Swedes arriving from Britain are recommended to self isolate and take a Covid-19 test upon arrival.
In Sweden, four new cases of more contagious coronavirus variants have been reported. Swedes arriving from Britain are recommended to self isolate and take a Covid-19 test upon arrival.
Alappuzha district has added as the new hotspot in the state, taking the total hotspots to 458.
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COVID-19 in India: Almost 22K New COVID Cases Take Tally to 1.02 Cr
India's overall COVID-19 tally stood at 1,02,66,674 on Thursday, reveal sources.
India's overall COVID-19 tally stood at 1,02,66,674 on Thursday, reveal sources.
ICMR to Look at Disease's Seriousness Caused by UK COVID-19 Variant
Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) will now look at the disease's seriousness after six returnees from the UK were found to be carrying the new COVID variant, which is caused by the mutation.
Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) will now look at the disease's seriousness after six returnees from the UK were found to be carrying the new COVID variant, which is caused by the mutation.
