India Reports 3,961 Active Covid-19 Cases; When Should You Test For Covid? Health Ministry Shares Guidelines

India Reports 3,961 Active Covid-19 Cases; When Should You Test For Covid? Health Ministry Shares Guidelines

Symptoms of NB.1.8.1 are generally mild to moderate. However, elderly and immune-compromised people remain at higher risk for severe disease.

India's active covid tally nears 4,000 - Tamil News | Online Tamilnadu News | Tamil Cinema News | Chennai News | Chennai Power shutdown Today

The number of active coronavirus cases in India stood at 3,961 on Monday, with Delhi reporting the highest single-day increase of 47 new cases, according to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. Across the country, 203 new cases were registered. Delhi reported one more death linked to Covid-19, taking the total number of fatalities to four, while the total… Continue reading "India’s active covid tally nears 4,000"

Nothing to panic about COVID-19 situation: DHO Dr. P.C. Kumaraswamy - Star of Mysore

Mysuru:  Allaying the fears of people, Dr. P.C. Kumaraswamy, District Health Officer (DHO) of Mysuru, reassured the citizens that the current wave of COVID-19 is mild and there is no cause for panic. Speaking at a live phone-in programme organised by JSS Radio 91.2 FM Community Radio recently, Dr. Kumaraswamy addressed queries from the public regarding COVID-19. DHO Dr. Kumaraswamy stated that out of 102 people tested in Mysuru, 11 were COVID-po…

India sees nearly 4,000 active Covid-19 cases amid new variant surge, health ministry issues testing guidelines

Kerala leads with the highest number of active cases (1,435), followed by Maharashtra (506) and Delhi (483).

COVID-19 in India Cases Live: What is the new Covid-19 variant?

Covid-19 India Cases Live Updates: NB.1.8.1, a new Covid-19 subvariant, has been detected in India. The World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Technical Advisory Group on Virus Evolution has designated this variant as ‘Variant Under Monitoring’ — one with significant changes in virus characteristics but whose epidemiological impact remains unclear. At least one sample of this variant