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COVID-19 OUTBREAK IN INDIA

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Coronavirus Live Dashboard

INDIA

The coronavirus COVID-19 is affecting 32 states and union territories around India. The day is reset after midnight IST+0. This list is updated every 12 hours. Last updated 28 April 1030 hours.

Coronavirus Cases:

29435

view by state below

Deaths:
934

Recovered:
6869

WORLDWIDE

COVID-19 is affecting 210 countries and territories globally. This list is updated every 8 hours. Last updated 27 Apr 1950 hours.

Coronavirus Cases:

3,065,090

view by country here at Worldometers

Deaths:
211,620

Recovered:
922,844

Coronavirus Cases in India: Graph

Confirmed Cases & Deaths in India by State or Union Territory

State/ UT Name Total Cases Cured Deaths New Cases
Andaman and Nicobar Islands 33 11 0 0
Andhra Pradesh 1183 235 31 6
Arunachal Pradesh 1 1 0 0
Assam 36 27 1 0
Bihar 345 57 2 68
Chandigarh 40 17 0 10
Chhattisgarh 37 32 0 0
Dadra Nagar & Haveli 0 0 0 0
Daman & Diu 0 0 0 0
Delhi 3108 877 54 190
Goa 7 7 0 0
Gujarat 3548 394 162 247
Haryana 296 183 3 7
Himachal Pradesh 40 22 1 0
Jammu and Kashmir 546 164 7 23
Jharkhand 82 13 3 0
Karnataka 512 193 20 1
Kerala 481 355 4 12
Ladakh 20 14 0 0
Lakshadweep 0 0 0 0
Madhya Pradesh 2168 302 110 0
Maharashtra 8590 1282 369 522
Manipur 2 2 0 0
Meghalaya 12 0 1 0
Mizoram 1 0 0 0
Nagaland 0 0 0 0
Odisha 118 37 1 10
Puducherry 8 3 0 0
Punjab 313 71 18 0
Rajasthan 2262 669 46 77
Sikkim 0 0 0 0
Tamil Nadu 1937 1101 24 52
Telengana 1004 321 26 2
Tripura 2 2 0 0
Uttar Pradesh 1955 335 31 0
Uttarakhand 51 33 0 0
West Bengal 697 109 20 48
Total 29435 6869 934 1275


Source: mohfw.gov.in

Coronavirus India Map: Cases by State

News: India Coronavirus Live Dashboard

Apr 28: Maharashtra had the biggest spike in daily cases of +522. Recovered cases graph is on an increase which is a positive sign. For the next few days complete lock down has been announced in states like TN.

Apr 27: Global cases crossed 3 million and confirmed deaths crossed 200K. Delhi had a big spike of 293 cases today. MH and GJ rose the highest in COVID-19 cases.

Apr 26: Maharashtra and Gujarat lead the daily case increase tally. Global COVID-19 cases nearing 3 million with 2 million active cases. USA is nearing 1 million cases, followed by Spain and Italy who have close to 200k cases. Official global COVID-19 death toll crossed 200k today.

Apr 25: An increase of 1054 cases in India with Maharashtra leading the daily case increase (+387). Globally the world witnessed an daily increase of 100,000 cases. India’s numbers look well in control as compared to the rest of the world, however most experts are extremely skeptical of lifting lock down measures on May 3rd.

Apr 24: Maharashtra had the biggest increase of 778 cases. Governments around the world have started announcing economy revival packages to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 pandemic. Global COVID-19 deaths are nearing 2 million.

Apr 23: MH (+431), GJ (+135) have been leading daily case increase for more than a week now. MH, GJ and RJ have over 51% active cases in India.

Apr 22: Western India states Maharashtra (+552), Gujarat (+206) and Rajasthan (+225) again are showing the highest increase in cases. A total increase of 1486 cases since yesterday. Lockdown extended till May 3.

Apr 21: With 466 new cases, Maharashtra has once again dwarfed the increase in the rest of the country. The total Indian Covid-19 positive count increased by 945 cases. The states are in talks for extending the nation-wide lockdown.

Apr 20: Western India states Maharashtra (+552), Gujarat (+247) and Rajasthan (+127) are showing the highest increase in cases. A total increase of 1540 cases since yesterday.

Apr 19: MH, GJ and Delhi have the largest number of new Coronavirus cases, (+328, +332 and +186 respectively). Nation’s total confirmed Covid-19 cases crossed 15,000 and related deaths crossed 500. However, India’s total cases are now doubling every 7 days, much slower than a month ago (when they were doubling every 4 days). It may be too early to say, but at this rate the country can flatten its curve.

Apr 18: Gujarat, Maharashtra and UP are the states with highest gains today.

Apr 17: Maharashtra and MP had the highest daily cases of +286 and +188 respectively. Delhi and Gujarat also had increase of 62 and 150 cases today.

Apr 16: Maharashtra (+232) has had the highest daily increases for last week. Total cases rose by 826 today. Globally we are seeing avergage 80,000 daily increase in cases and 8000 daily deaths.

Apr 15: Biggest increase in cases are observed in Maharashtra (+350) and MP(+257) since yesterday. Other states with COVID-19 jumps were RJ (+126), Delhi (+51) and Gujarat (+78). Today globally we have officially crossed 2 Million case mark of this pandemic.

Apr 14: We see a massive rise in cases in Maharashtra and Delhi today. Today is India’s biggest jump in COVID-19 cases of 1463, taking the overall tally beyond 10,000.

Apr 13: Maharashtra again saw massive daily rise of +224 cases, taking the state tally very near to 2000 cases. RJ, TN, Delhi and Gujarat also rose their COVID-19 case tally by 70 to 100 cases each. Total Coronavirus cases grew by 904 today.

Apr 12: Biggest rise in cases were seen in MH (+187), Delhi (+166), RJ(+147) and Gujarat (+124). Total cases rose by 827 today.

Apr 11: At 1574, Maharashtra’s Covid-19 cases dwarf those of the other states. Total  global Covid-19 related deaths crossed 100,000. MP had a jump of 184 cases taking the state total to 443.

Apr 10: Delhi and Maharashtra COVID19 cases rose by 229 each. There was a total rise of 896 cases overall (biggest jump yet). Globally Corona Virus cases are rising by 70,000 on a daily basis and the world is witnessing 6000 to 7000 daily deaths approximately.

Apr 09: Biggest corona virus case jumps seen in Delhi (+93) and Maharashtra (+117). AP, J&K, RJ, TN also witnessed jumps in the range of 43 to 53 COVID19 cases. As some good news because of the lockdown, India is seeing cases doubling every 6 days now, which is slower than what it was earlier this month (4 days).

Apr 08: COVID19 cased in Maharashtra rose beyond 1000. Biggest jumps were seen in MH (+150), TN (+69) and Harayana (+57).

Apr 06: India saw an increase of 490 in total cases. Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu have the highest cases (748 and 571, respectively).

Apr 05: Globally, the total cases are now increasing in the order of nearly a 100,0000 daily and more than 5000-6000 new deaths daily.

Apr 04: We saw the biggest increase in cases in Delhi (+167), Tamil Nadu (+102) and Maharashtra (+88). Spain cases surpass Italy, becoming the second highest in the world, after US.

Apr 03: Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh saw their largest increase in Covid-19 cases, +75 and +46, respectively, most linked to Tablighi meet. According to report published in TOI, 74 out of the 75 cases in TN, for example, were attendees or their contacts. India saw the biggest jump in cases yet, of +525.

Apr 02: Global total confirmed cases crossed the 1 million mark.

Apr 01: India saw the nation’s biggest increase in Covid-19 cases of 437, some of them connected to an Islamic gathering, Tablighi Jamaat, in Delhi on March 13. A man from Asia’s largest slum Dharavi tested positive Covid-19, increasing worries over community transmissions.

Mar 31: The largest increase in cases was seen in the states of Kerala (+32), UP (+19), Maharashtra (+18) and Andrea Pradesh (+17).

Mar 30: Delhi, Maharashtra and Gujarat had the biggest jump in cases. Maharashtra witnessed 2 additional deaths. India recorded its largest jump in total cases (+227).

Mar 29: 13 states now have recorded deaths due to Covid-19. Karnataka recorded the single-day highest increase in cases (from 55 to 76).

Mar 28: India recorded its largest increases in cases so far (185). Kerala and Maharashtra had their biggest increases (39 in Kerala and 50 in Maharashtra).

Mar 27: Once again, Kerala sees the biggest jump in cases, now at 137, it becomes the state with the highest cases in the country. Globally, after increasing testing, cases in US surpass that of China & Italy, becoming the country with the highest number of patients.

Mar 26: Goa and Andaman & Nicobar recorded their first corona virus cases today. Total fatalities increased to 16.

Mar 25: India imposed a nation-wide lockdown starting 00 hours today. The largest case increase was seen in Maharashtra. At 562 cases, India’s number doubled in just 4 days.

Mar 24: We are seeing the largest increase in Covid-19 cases in Kerala. At 95, it has now the highest COVID-19 cases in India.

Mar 23: The biggest increase in Coronavirus cases is in Gujarat and Kerala. Several states have issued a lockdown in various districts, including Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Punjab, Kerala.

Mar 22: Today, we saw the largest nation-wide jump in cases so far. The biggest jump in cases is in Kerala and Rajasthan (by 12 and 8 respectively), and cases in Gujarat have doubled overnight from 7 to 14. Additionally, one new death has been observed in the state of Maharashtra. The nation is observing a Janata curfew to curb the spread.

Mar 21: We are seeing the biggest jump in # of cases in Punjab and Maharashtra. Additionally, new cases have been observed in new states like Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh.

Mar 20: We saw the biggest jump ever in the number of cases in India from 173 to 232.

What is Coronavirus?

A large group of different types of viruses that have protein spikes on the outside, giving the appearance of a crown, are called coronaviruses. The Latin word for crown is ‘Corona’ and the reason for their name. Research suggests that certain animals can carry coronaviruses, which don’t affect them adversely, but cause severe diseases if they spill over to humans through seafood and animals. Examples include SARS and MERS.

The 2019 novel Coronavirus was first found when many people started reporting pneumonia-like cases  with respiratory issues in Wuhan, China in December 2019. The disease has since been named Covid-19. More research is currently underway on how the disease is spreading across the world, and how to prevent it.

How Coronavirus Spreads

The transmission of this virus is from “human to human” – from an infected person to others who are in close contact, such as healthcare professionals, coworkers and family members. It is also believed to spread through surfaces, or even air particles, although most cases suggest the human to human transmission is most common.

The exact way(s) of infection in COVID-19 are still being investigated. However, it is probably occurring in the same way as other respiratory infections, including colds and flu – through infected respiratory droplets. An infected person expels these droplets when they cough, sneeze, or talk. Others can get the disease via contact (direct or indirect) with these contaminated droplets.

Some cases have occurred following contact with an infected person whose symptoms are either minimal or absent, meaning it’s possible for patients to spread the disease before they are aware of it themselves. Currently, we are seeing a sharp increase in local and community transmission in many countries.

Can You Travel?

While the first cases of Covid-19 were seen in China, it has now spread to almost every country in the world. The risk of being infected in crowded places, or if you’re traveling to certain countries, like China, Italy, Iran Spain, Germany, US and France, is very high.

India has suspended almost all short-term foreign visitors visas until April 15. Additionally, many countries have closed their borders to restrict travel of citizens of countries including China, Italy, Iran, among others. Some other countries have restricted international travel of all their citizens. These restrictions are being updated daily, and the best advice right now is to avoid all international travel, and avoid all non-essential domestic travel.

For Indian citizens, please be advised to go these restrictions in detail before planning to travel either for official or personal purposes.

Internationally, please refer to this Travel guide by WHO to know restrictions to and from your country.

Symptoms

Patients who have now recovered from Covid-19, and healthcare workers, have reported certain symptoms, the first few being dry cough, fatigue, fever and in some cases, sore throat, shortness of breath and breathing difficulty. Respiratory symptoms can range from the common cold to pneumonia and in most people the symptoms tend to be mild. Less common symptoms include headache, muscle aches and diarrhea. Around 15% of cases have been severe. People with underlying health conditions appear to be at higher risk for severe disease.

Diagnosis

Samples are usually taken from the respiratory tract using appropriate infection control measures. These samples are tested for SARS-CoV-2 (COVID 19). Testing is only available in specialized laboratories, however is becoming more widely available.

Treatment

Currently, there is no treatment for Coronavirus. However, patients are being treated for symptoms with medication to reduce fever and to support and improve respiratory function. In most cases, treatment is only sought for severe cases, however, if you are experiencing difficulty in breathing accompanied by fever and cough, please seek medical advice. There is no specific antiviral therapy against this disease, and antibiotics are useless against viruses. However, trials for treatment against Coronavirus are underway.

Vaccination

Cuurently, there is no available vaccine against SARS-CoV-2 (COVID 19), however research and development has commenced in many countries, and human trials are currently underway in the US. Researchers have predicted that we are at least 9-12 months away from a vaccine available to public.

Prevention

The best way to keep yourself from getting infected, and spreading infection, is to practice preventive measures. Avoid potential exposure by limiting travel and non-essential outings, and employ general hygiene measures:

During an outbreak :-
· Steer clear of activities where you are likely to be in close contact (within 1-2 meters) of large numbers of people. In many places, large gatherings have been banned.
· Keep a distance of six feet from the others, even if they appear well, and avoid direct contact with them.
· Don’t make direct contact with strangers on the street or those who visit your house, and avoid house-guests.
· Avoid visiting hospitals and other medical facilities unless you need medical care.
· Avoid touching public surfaces.
· Greet people with namaste instead of handshakes.
· Educate those around you about the dangers of this disease and how to prevent it.

Maintain good personal hygiene at all times :-
· Wash your hands frequently using soap and water, for at least 20 seconds, as this tends to kill viruses on hands.
· Carry a hand sanitizer for use when soap and water are not readily available.
· Avoid touching your face.
· Avoid sharing personal items.
· If you have to touch surfaces that have been touched by many other people, try to use disposable gloves or sanitize your hands afterwards.
· Do not visit “wet” markets (markets with live animals) or farms. Avoid direct contact with animals (live or dead) and their environment. Do not touch surfaces that may be contaminated with droppings.

At Workplace :-
· Wipe surfaces (e.g. desks and tables) and objects (e.g. telephones, keyboards, laptops, desktops) with disinfectant regularly.
· Put sanitizing hand rub dispensers and face mask around the workplace and use them.
· If you have any symptoms, take a leave and seek medical advice. If you have tested positive OR if you have a travel history from the affected regions or countries, place yourself in quarantine / stay at home and self-isolate for 14 days.
· Avoid large gatherings at your workplace.
· All non-essential travel should be avoided.
. Use video conferencing or emails, rather than personally attending meetings.

Credible Resources, Guides & Awareness on Covid-19

For the latest reports on COVID 19 cases by country, please visit, WHO Situation Reports.

PM Narendra Modi’s address to the Nation on #COVID19 | CoronaVirus on Youtube – 19th March 2020

Janta Curfew to be observed all over India on Sunday, 22nd March 2020, 7 am to 9 pm.

FAQs, Advice and Guidance from WHO on COVID 19:
Novel Coronavirus Disease Outbreak
Trusted info about Coronavirus from World Health Organization
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) advice for the public: Myth busters
Q&A on coronaviruses (COVID-19)

Here’s a comic created by the Government of India to spread awareness about Covid-19 and Coronavirus to children. (It’s a great read for adults, too). You can download it here: Kids, Vaayu & Corona on Govt. of India website.

We hope that the above and attached information will help you and your family and friends.

Stay safe and healthy!

Resources for Prevention of Coronavirus

 

Coronavirus Disease: COVID-19