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India Reports Less Than 20,000 Daily Covid Cases, First Since March 11
India today reported less than 20,000 cases (18,795), for the first time since March 11. It is also a sharp drop from the cases reported yesterday (26,041). The country also reported 179 deaths, again a big dip from the 276 deaths reported a day ago.
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Coronavirus: 38,949 Fresh COVID-19 Cases In India, 6.8% Lower Than Yesterday
India today added 38,949 new cases, 6.8 per cent lower than yesterday, taking the Covid caseload to 3.09 crore. 542 deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours.
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India Covid Highlights: Arvind Kejriwal Extends Lockdown In Delhi Till May 17, Metro Services Suspended
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has extended the lockdown in the city by another week, making the restrictions stricter. Even the metro services have been suspended this time. The lockdown will be on till 5 am on May 17.
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Latest News Live Updates: Night Curfew In Delhi From 10 pm To 5 am Amid Rising Coronavirus Cases
A 10 pm to 5 am night curfew will be enforced in Delhi till April 30, the city government said today amid a rise in Covid cases. This is the toughest order by the Arvind Kejriwal government since the start of the second wave of infections.
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Coronavirus Highlights: 20,549 Fresh COVID-19 Cases In India
Amid global fears over the new mutant strains of coronavirus, detected in the United Kingdom and South Africa, India recorded 20,549 fresh infections in the last 24 hours taking the COVID-19 caseload to 1,02,44,852. The recoveries crossed 98 lakh, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on Wednesday.
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Coronavirus: Now Visit The Iconic Porsche Museum in Germany Virtually
The sports maker is taking you for an online tour to see a fantastic display of over 80 beauties made in different eras, from the comforts of your self-quarantine.
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France's Carmaker Renault Drops Dividend Over Coronavirus Crisis - Source
Renault, which is 15% state-owned, had earlier proposed to pay a 1.1 euro per share dividend that had already been cut by two-thirds from the 3.55 euro per share payout on 2018 earnings.
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Man Shot At For Asking People To Stay Indoors During Lockdown In UP
A 30-year-old man was shot at by a group of people that was wandering outdoors after he asked them to stay in their homes and abide by the lockdown restrictions at Kakroli village in Muzaffarnagar district, police said.
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Coronavirus Does Not Spread From Pregnant Mothers To Newborns: Study
Coronavirus: Chinese researchers have revealed that viral infection is not transmittable from pregnant mothers to newborns at birth.
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Centre Sends Medical Team To Test Indians Stranded In Italy For Coronavirus
A medical team from India reached Italy on Friday to test stranded Indian nationals for the coronavirus so that they can be brought back.
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Australian Newspaper Prints Blank Pages Amid Toilet Paper Emergency
An Australian newspaper has recently printed extra pages to be used as toilet paper after coronavirus fears triggered panic among customers prompting them to bulk buy supplies, leaving some supermarket shelves bare.
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India Reports Less Than 20,000 Daily Covid Cases, First Since March 11
India today reported less than 20,000 cases (18,795), for the first time since March 11. It is also a sharp drop from the cases reported yesterday (26,041). The country also reported 179 deaths, again a big dip from the 276 deaths reported a day ago.
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Coronavirus: 38,949 Fresh COVID-19 Cases In India, 6.8% Lower Than Yesterday
India today added 38,949 new cases, 6.8 per cent lower than yesterday, taking the Covid caseload to 3.09 crore. 542 deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours.
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India Covid Highlights: Arvind Kejriwal Extends Lockdown In Delhi Till May 17, Metro Services Suspended
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has extended the lockdown in the city by another week, making the restrictions stricter. Even the metro services have been suspended this time. The lockdown will be on till 5 am on May 17.
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Latest News Live Updates: Night Curfew In Delhi From 10 pm To 5 am Amid Rising Coronavirus Cases
A 10 pm to 5 am night curfew will be enforced in Delhi till April 30, the city government said today amid a rise in Covid cases. This is the toughest order by the Arvind Kejriwal government since the start of the second wave of infections.
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Coronavirus Highlights: 20,549 Fresh COVID-19 Cases In India
Amid global fears over the new mutant strains of coronavirus, detected in the United Kingdom and South Africa, India recorded 20,549 fresh infections in the last 24 hours taking the COVID-19 caseload to 1,02,44,852. The recoveries crossed 98 lakh, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on Wednesday.
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Coronavirus: Now Visit The Iconic Porsche Museum in Germany Virtually
The sports maker is taking you for an online tour to see a fantastic display of over 80 beauties made in different eras, from the comforts of your self-quarantine.
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France's Carmaker Renault Drops Dividend Over Coronavirus Crisis - Source
Renault, which is 15% state-owned, had earlier proposed to pay a 1.1 euro per share dividend that had already been cut by two-thirds from the 3.55 euro per share payout on 2018 earnings.
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Man Shot At For Asking People To Stay Indoors During Lockdown In UP
A 30-year-old man was shot at by a group of people that was wandering outdoors after he asked them to stay in their homes and abide by the lockdown restrictions at Kakroli village in Muzaffarnagar district, police said.
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Coronavirus Does Not Spread From Pregnant Mothers To Newborns: Study
Coronavirus: Chinese researchers have revealed that viral infection is not transmittable from pregnant mothers to newborns at birth.
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Centre Sends Medical Team To Test Indians Stranded In Italy For Coronavirus
A medical team from India reached Italy on Friday to test stranded Indian nationals for the coronavirus so that they can be brought back.
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Australian Newspaper Prints Blank Pages Amid Toilet Paper Emergency
An Australian newspaper has recently printed extra pages to be used as toilet paper after coronavirus fears triggered panic among customers prompting them to bulk buy supplies, leaving some supermarket shelves bare.
