Covid-19 Coach In Up

Schools, colleges, and other educational and coaching institutions will remain closed for offline teaching. Online classes will be conducted as per the department’s orders, the state government said in its new guidelines.

There is no respite from Covid-19for Pune yet as the city had extended its night curfew till March 14. Schools, colleges, coaching classes, and other educational institutions in the city will remain shut, too, till then, the city mayor has said. The city has reported up to 1,000 new cases per day since February 24.

The All India Tennis Association (AITA) has postponed the national camp it had planned for the country's elite players from November 30 due to a recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the national capital.

Uttar Pradesh has become the first state to use the Railways' coronavirus isolation wards with coaches deployed at Mau station receiving 59 suspected COVID-19 cases in two days, officials said on Monday.

After almost two months, the railways' isolation coaches have finally found takers -- Uttar Pradesh has asked for 240 such coaches for 24 locations, Telangana has requisitioned 60 for three places and Delhi has asked for 10 such coaches as COVID-19 cases in India close in on the three lakh mark.

To help the government in its effort to contain the spread of coronavirus, Indian Railways said it would be prepared to convert 20,000 coaches into quarantine and isolation coaches which can accommodate up to 3.2 lakh beds for isolation needs.

Schools, colleges, and other educational and coaching institutions will remain closed for offline teaching. Online classes will be conducted as per the department’s orders, the state government said in its new guidelines.

There is no respite from Covid-19for Pune yet as the city had extended its night curfew till March 14. Schools, colleges, coaching classes, and other educational institutions in the city will remain shut, too, till then, the city mayor has said. The city has reported up to 1,000 new cases per day since February 24.

The All India Tennis Association (AITA) has postponed the national camp it had planned for the country's elite players from November 30 due to a recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the national capital.

Uttar Pradesh has become the first state to use the Railways' coronavirus isolation wards with coaches deployed at Mau station receiving 59 suspected COVID-19 cases in two days, officials said on Monday.

After almost two months, the railways' isolation coaches have finally found takers -- Uttar Pradesh has asked for 240 such coaches for 24 locations, Telangana has requisitioned 60 for three places and Delhi has asked for 10 such coaches as COVID-19 cases in India close in on the three lakh mark.

To help the government in its effort to contain the spread of coronavirus, Indian Railways said it would be prepared to convert 20,000 coaches into quarantine and isolation coaches which can accommodate up to 3.2 lakh beds for isolation needs.