Tag: India Fights Corona
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Critics: China dispatching 650,000 medical kits to India, but are they safe?
India’s shortage in the availability of (PPE) personal protection equipment for the medical staff continues. Amidst the need of the hour, on Thursday, China dispatches 650,000 medical kits to help India combat the Covid-19 pandemic, ET reported. However, critics are questioning the quality of the medical gears as rumors are circulating over a few faulty ... -
India’s water crisis could deepen amid battle against Coronavirus
Amid India’s battle against COVID-19 pandemic, Indians are struggling for clean water to maintain basic hygiene standards. In order to prevent transmission of the novel Coronavirus, it is crucial to ensure cleanliness, which requires access to clean water. And with expert suggestion against Coronavirus is to regularly wash your hands with soap, India is looming ... -
Experts ask, “Why was a whopping 39 lakh online bookings allowed by Indian Railways until yesterday amid lockdown?”
Questions have been raised about why the Indian Railways online bookings were open during the lockdown period. As per Indian Railways, it was available for passengers to book tickets for journeys after April 14, which was supposedly the last day of the 21-day lockdown. On Tuesday, the Indian Railways suspended all passenger trains after Prime ... -
Guidelines for Corona Virus tested positive Pregnant Mothers
The Corona Virus pandemic could be a testing time for pregnant women. Cases of pregnant women being tested positive have been reported across the nation. But precautions are being taken to help keep such pregnant women in the company of other patients with infection. Pregnancy is already a testing time for a woman, and on ... -
India gets techno savvy to fight COVID-19 pandemic
With the advent of the novel Coronavirus pandemic, the Indian government on March 24 announced a 21-day lockdown in the country. Amid the lockdown to fight the COVID-19 outbreak, there has been an exponential rise in the use of technology not only by the citizens but by the government as well. With the use of ... -
Police Personnel adopt households to provide Ration in Corona virus lockdown
India has been praised for its timely action of a close down and contain the virus from spreading into the masses. A huge displaced population from the villages has gone back. This has made containing the virus spread a lot easier. Meanwhile the police personnel have been going out of their way to help the ... -
Racial attacks against Northeast people on the rise amid Coronavirus fears
With the rise in Coronavirus cases in India, there has been an increase in the incidents of harassment and violence against the Indian citizens hailing from the Northeast states. Several incidents have come to light in the past weeks where people of Northeast India have become targets of racial discrimination and verbal abuse in the ... -
India to soon begin rapid antibody testing in Coronavirus hotspots
In the wake of spurt in positive COVID-19 cases and an increase in the virus hotspots in the country, the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has decided to deploy rapid antibody testing kits for the symptomatic people in such hotspots. The COVID-19 rapid testing kit will allow the individual to test the virus at ... -
Indian Railway coaches turned into COVID-19 quarantine wards
Taking the fight against Coronavirus to the next level, the Indian government is transforming the oldest coaches of the railways into isolation wards in the wake of the pandemic outbreak. Indian railways is the fourth-biggest transportation network in the world spread across all states and union territories. As the number of Coronavirus cases continues to ... -
Light candles, torches on April 5 at 9 pm for fight against Coronavirus: PM Modi appeals citizens in video message
As the number of positive COVID-9 cases continue to surge in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on April 3, released a video message for the citizens. With the video message, PM Modi appealed the people to switch off all the lights at their homes on April 5 (Sunday) at 9 pm for 9 minutes, and ...