School of std 6 to 8 may be reclosed due Spreading Corona Again.:News
Standard 6 to 8 schools may be closed, only online exams will be taken, discussion in the cabinet
Eating and drinking stalls closed
after 10 pm Earlier, it was decided to close hotels, restaurants, eateries, malls, gallas and tea stalls in 8 areas after 10 pm due to increasing cases of corona in Ahmedabad city. In this regard, the Municipal Corporation yesterday decided that hotels and restaurants in Jodhpur, South Bopal, Navrangpura, Bodakdev, Thaltej, Gota Paldi, Ghatlodia and Maninagar would remain closed after 10 pm. The Manekchowk and Raipur food and beverage markets in the city will also be closed.
The
number of cases is also increasing at the Civil Hospital, which has seen an increase in Corona patients . The number of cases in civil hospitals has now crossed 100. Superintendent Dr. J.P. Modi said that so far 91 cases have been registered in the civil hospital. In which more than 60 patients are on ventilator. There is a need to warn those who do not wear masks and do not have social distance. People need to avoid going to weddings and crowded places. He further said that as part of the preparations at the Civil Hospital, 500 beds of emergency have been prepared in 1200-bed hospitals and more beds will be started if required.
Corona re-emerges in the
state Corona's case has been steadily rising in the state since the local body elections. After 133 days i.e. four and a half months, 954 cases have been reported in Gujarat in the last 24 hours. While 703 patients have recovered and returned home. The death toll in the Ahmedabad Corporation area has risen to 4,427 with a total of 2 patient deaths.
The state's recovery rate is 96.65 percent. The number of new patients and the number of discharged patients have been increasing in the state for the last 24 days. Earlier on February 20, the number of recoveries was higher than the number of new patients. The number of active cases of corona in the state has reached close to 5,000 and there are currently 4966 active cases
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