India saw a jump of
over 10,000 novel coronavirus cases on Tuesday (June 16, 2020), taking the
total number of infections to over 3.43 lakh, while the toll rose
to 9900 with 380 more deaths.
India saw a jump of
over 10,000 novel coronavirus cases on Tuesday (June 16, 2020), taking the
total number of infections to over 3.43 lakh, while the toll rose to 9900 with
380 more deaths.
India
saw a jump of over 10,000 novel coronavirus cases on Tuesday (June 16, 2020),
taking the total number of infections to over 3.43 lakh, while the toll rose to
9900 with 380 more deaths.
India
is the world's fourth worst-hit nation by the novel coronavirus infection in
terms of a total number of confirmed cases after the US, Brazil and Russia and
is ranked sixth with regard to the number of recoveries, after the US, Brazil,
Russia, Italy and Germany.
The
central and state governments stepped up their focus on ramping up testing
capabilities and the availability of beds for treating those infected with the
dreaded virus infection.
Prime
Minister Narendra Modi will hold a consultation with chief ministers on Tuesday
(June 16) and Wednesday (June 17) on ways to check the spread of the virus as
India exits the lockdown. The PM is expected to seek suggestions from the Chief
Ministers and draw up a common strategy in deciding the future course of action
to deal with the strategy.
This
would be the PM Modi' sixth round of consultation with the chief ministers, the
last being on May 11.
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