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India 2019-nCov cases: 4,659,984 cases, 77,472 deaths?

It seems like India is going to take the "They didn't die from COVID19 - it was the hypertension that did 'em in" tack. - Ro

India.webp

https://twitter.com/PriyankaPulla/status/1238517479653044224
 
And another - testing is pending apparently. - Ro

Panic in Kerala Village After Elderly Neighbour of Coronavirus Patient Dies
Kottayam district collector P K Sudheer Babu said the deceased did not show any signs of the virus and a preliminary medical examination showed that the death had occurred due to heart attack.
PTIUpdated:March 13, 2020, 6:33 PM ISTfacebookTwitter Pocket

Kottayam: An elderly man, who was a neighbour of a coronavirus patient at Chengalam here and under home quarantine, died on Friday en route to hospital and authorities are awaiting the post-mortem report and test results of samples to confirm the cause of death.

Kottayam district collector P K Sudheer Babu said the deceased did not show any signs of the virus and a preliminary medical examination showed that the death had occurred due to heart attack. He said the deceased was a "secondary contact" of the infected person.


"We are quite sure the death was not related to the coronavirus. The deceased did not show any sign of the virus. Our preliminary examination shows the death had occurred due to heart attack. But, we can confirm it only after the post-mortem. The person was under home quarantine," the collector told reporters.
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https://www.news18.com/news/india/p...bour-of-coronavirus-patient-dies-2536205.html
 
Source: http://www.china.org.cn/world/Off_the_Wire/2020-03/14/content_75813109.htm

Second COVID-19 death reported in India
Xinhua, March 14, 2020

NEW DELHI, March 14 (Xinhua) -- A 68-year-old woman died Friday evening of coronavirus in Indian capital city Delhi, the Indian health ministry said.

This is the second confirmed novel coronavirus death in the country.

According to the federal health ministry, of the seven cases listed positive in Delhi one has died...
 
Source: https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/c...shtra-has-highest-number-of-cases-at-31-55891


Coronavirus LIVE: Confirmed cases rise to 107; Maharashtra has highest number of cases at 31
Posted: Mar 15, 2020 11:56 AM (IST)
Updated : 1 min ago

Coronavirus LIVE: Confirmed cases rise to 107; Maharashtra has highest number of cases at 31

A medical staff member conducts on passengers at New Delhi Railway Station on Sunday amid coronavirus outbreak. Tribune photo: Manas Ranjan Bhui

Coronavirus cases in India have risen to 107, with the largest spike coming from Maharashtra, the ministry of health's website showed on Sunday.

The largest spike came from Maharashtra, where figures went from 19 to 31.

The number of cases includes the two people who died in Delhi and Karnataka.

While a 76-year-old man from Kalaburagi who had recently returned from Saudi Arabia died on Thursday, a 68-year-old woman in Delhi who had tested positive for coronavirus passed away at the Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital on Friday night...
 
UP to be imprisoned for hiding corona and obstructing investigation, may be fined
Lucknow administration has vigorously ordered legal action against those who do not cooperate in the prevention of corona virus.

Written By:
Zee Media Bureau
Updated:
Mar 14, 2020, 09:29 PM IST
Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh government and administration are on alert mode in view of increasing cases of corona virus. Lucknow administration has vigorously ordered legal action against those who do not cooperate in the prevention of corona virus. The District Magistrate said that if any suspected patient of Corona virus or a person with contact does not get the investigation done and does not cooperate with the team that came to investigate, then it is considered as an accused of obstructing the environment by obstructing it. An FIR will be lodged in the police station concerned. Under this, there can be imprisonment for up to six months, fine of one thousand rupees or both.

Order for formation of 'Rapid Response Team'
In the high level meeting chaired by District Magistrate Abhishek Prakash, necessary orders have been given regarding the corona virus. For the prevention of corona virus, a 'Rapid Response Team' has been ordered. The response team includes district administration, police administration, municipal corporation officials and medical and health department doctors.
The city is divided into 8 zones, teams are being formed for each zone. Instructions have been given to form a separate team for the rural area. A link hospital will be identified in each zone.

Instructions for arranging sanitation
The District Magistrate has given instructions to make the name and token number displayed on the LED, instead of getting the line of patients in the OPD of the hospitals, along with making arrangements for cleanliness in the districts. Instructions have been given to make people aware on all public places ranging from recreation sites, railways, transport and airports. Orders have also been made to arrange sanitizers at all crowded places, shopping malls, places of business activities.


Corona confirmed among 12 people in UP
In Uttar Pradesh, corona has been confirmed in total 12 so far. Till March 11, 9 tests were positive, while today the number of 1 has increased. Corona has been confirmed in 7 patients in Agra, 2 in Ghaziabad, 1 in Noida and 2 in Lucknow.
In Lucknow, 11 more Corona suspects have been admitted. So far, a total of 598 tests have been found negative while 107 tests are being awaited. So far, thermal scanning has been done on 19,473 at the airport, while over 12 lakh 81 thousand people have been scanned on the Indo-Nepal border. A total of 14 corona suspects are admitted in Uttar Pradesh today.
https://zeenews.india.com/hindi/ind...obstructing-the-coronavirus-inspection/653956
 
Source: https://www.hindustantimes.com/mumb...rd-in-india/story-EbMIEvZ52hHQr2WyPJn7mK.html


Mumbai’s first coronavirus death is third in India
mumbai Updated: Mar 18, 2020 00:20 IST
Rupsa Chakraborty & Surendra P Gangan

The city reported its first and India’s third novel coronavirus death on Tuesday morning, when a 64-year-old man admitted to Kasturba Hospital succumbed to the disease, while the Maharashtra government said it has not ruled out shutting down public transport, among other measures, to stem the spread of the pandemic.

The state reported two more cases — one each in Mumbai and Pune — on Tuesday to raise its virus count to 41, highest in India, amid fears that Maharashtra is emerging as the country’s Covid-19 hotspot. The number of cases across India rose to 139...
 
Coronavirus claims 4th life in India, 72-yr-old Punjab man who died tests positive for Covid-19

Press Trust of India
Chandigarh
March 19, 2020UPDATED: March 19, 2020 17:54 IST

A man who had recently returned from Italy has tested positive for coronavirus after his death in Punjab. (PTI)

Novel coronavirus has claimed another life in India.
A 72-year-old man in Punjab who passed away earlier has tested positive for Covid-19
he died at Banga community health centre on Wednesday
The sample of a 72-year-old man, who returned from Germany via Italy a fortnight ago and died at a hospital in Punjab's Nawanshahr district after severe chest pain, has tested positive for novel coronavirus, senior officials said on Thursday. It is the fourth confirmed death from the novel coronavirus in India.

The septuagenarian, who had diabetes and hypertension, tested positive after he died at the Banga community health centre on Wednesday, Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) Director Jagat Ram said.
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https://www.indiatoday.in/india/stor...432-2020-03-19

India.webp

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https://www.mohfw.gov.in/
 
Source: https://scroll.in/latest/956798/cov...36-testing-extended-to-all-pneumonia-patients

COVID-19: India’s count now 236; testing extended to all pneumonia patients
The coronavirus has infected 2,74,707 people and killed 11,387 worldwide.
37 minutes ago
Scroll Staff

The total number of positive COVID-19 cases in India rose to 236 on Friday. This was 63 cases more than the previous day and the largest single-day spike in cases so far. The government as well as medical experts have advised social distancing, and thereby avoiding large gatherings, as one of the major preventive measures. With this in mind, several states in India have virtually shut down to tackle the crisis. Educational institutions, and public spaces such as eateries, malls, gyms and swimming pools have been closed till the end of the month.

The Ministry of Health has instructed hospitals that they cannot turn away patients suspected of having coronavirus, and that patients with pneumonia should also be tested for the disease...
 
Death toll due to COVID-19 coronavirus in India reaches six as 38-year-old man dies in Patna
Zee News

The number of deaths due to coronavirus in India jumped to six on Sunday (March 22) after a 38-year-old man died at AIIMS in Patna, Bihar.

The confirmation of death of patient in Patna came minutes after a 63-year-old COVID-19 patients succumbed to the deadly virus in Mumbai, Maharashtra. According to hospital sources, the Mumbai man, who tested positive for coronavirus had a chronic history of diabetes, high blood pressure and ischemic heart disease. The man was admitted to the HN Reliance Hospital in Mumbai on March 21.
In a related development, Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare confirmed on Sunday that the number of Covid-19 cases in India has gone up to 324. The total includes 296 active cases, 23 recovered cases and six fatalities.
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https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/newsi...KL4?li=AAggbRN
 
COVID-19: Woman who hasn’t moved out of India is on ventilator

Pune: A woman in her early 40s has tested positive for coronavirus in Maharashtra’s Pune city, a senior official confirmed on Saturday.





The woman, who is currently on ventilator support at Bharti Hospital, tested positive for the infection after her throat swabs were sent to the National Institute of Virology to check for the possibility of swine flu (H1N1), he said.

The woman does not have travel history to a foreign country, but had traveled to Vashi in Navi Mumbai to attend a wedding on March 3, he said.

“We are investigating the case. Although she tested positive for Covid-19, she does not have a history of travel abroad. She must have come in contact with someone who had foreign travel history,” district collector Naval Kishore Ram said.

Details of her cab journey to Mumbai are being probed, he said. “There are separate guidelines to deal with such cases,” he added.

The woman’s case has been referred to higher authorities for further probe, he said.

Meanwhile, a 25-year-old man who tested positive in Pune on Friday had recently traveled to Ireland, an official said.




The man was admitted to Naidu Hospital on Friday and his swab samples came out positive later in the evening, he said.


https://www.siasat.com/covid-19-woman-who-hasnt-moved-out-india-ventilator-1862218/
 
India records 8th possible coronavirus death in Mumbai
Mon, Mar 23 2020 03:17:02 PM



Daijiworld Media Network - Mumbai (SHP)

Mumbai, Mar 23: Amid rising cases and subsequent increase in infections being recorded per day, India could likely report a higher death toll. A new update has revealed the passing of a 68-year-old man from the Philippines. The man passed away on Monday at a private hospital in the city. This is the third death reported from Mumbai in connection with the coronavirus.

As of March 22, India has reported over 7 deaths. However, an official statement is yet to confirm whether the latest death is due to the deadly coronavirus.
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https://www.daijiworld.com/news/news...?newsID=687650
 
Coronavirus Pandemic LIVE Updates: All Domestic Passenger Flights Suspended from Midnight Tonight
News18.com | March 23, 2020, 4:44 PM IST

Coronavirus Pandemic LIVE Updates: West Bengal today reported its first coronavirus death after a 55-year old patient from Dum Dum in North Kolkata, who was undergoing treatment at a private hospital, suffered a cardiac arrest and died at around 3.35pm. The patient was on ventilation support and suffered multiple organ failure. Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu became the 15th and latest state to go under lockdown as the number of coronavirus cases in the country touched 415. Both Houses of Parliament, meanwhile, will be adjourned sine die today after passage of the Finance Bill, sources said. The session was earlier scheduled to conclude on April 3. The session is likely to be concluded almost 12 days ahead of schedule due to the looming threat of COVID-19
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https://www.news18.com/news/india/co...l-2546913.html
 
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