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- ભારતમાં કુલ રસીકરણ કવરેજનો આંકડો 17.72 કરોડ કરતાં વધારે થયો
- કોવિડ વર્કિંગ ગ્રૂપની ભલામણના આધારે કોવિશીલ્ડ વેક્સિનના બે ડોઝ વચ્ચેનું અંતર 6-8 સપ્તાહના બદલે 12-16 સપ્તાહ સુધી લંબાવાયુ
- કોવિડ-19 મહામારી દરમિયાન અડધા કરોડ કરતાં વધારે દર્દીઓને રાષ્ટ્રીય ટેલિમેડિસિન સેવા  દ્વારા આરોગ્ય સેવા આપવામાં આવી
- 2 થી 18 વર્ષના વયજૂથમાં કોવેક્સિનની બીજી / ત્રીજી ક્લિનિકલ ટ્રાયલને ડીસીજીઆઇની મંજૂરી
- ઓક્સિજન એક્સપ્રેસ દ્વારા રાષ્ટ્રને 7115MTથી વધુ મેડિકલ ઓક્સિજન પૂરો પડાયો
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ભારતમાં કુલ રસીકરણ કવરેજનો આંકડો 17.72 કરોડ કરતાં વધારે થયો
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કોવિડ-19 મહામારી દરમિયાન અડધા કરોડ કરતાં વધારે દર્દીઓને રાષ્ટ્રીય ટેલિમેડિસિન સેવા  દ્વારા આરોગ્ય સેવા આપવામાં આવી
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2 થી 18 વર્ષના વયજૂથમાં કોવેક્સિનની બીજી / ત્રીજી ક્લિનિકલ ટ્રાયલને ડીસીજીઆઇની મંજૂરી
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પીએમ કેર્સ અંતર્ગત સપ્લાઈ કરાયેલા વેન્ટિલેટર્સ અંગે તાજી જાણકારી
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કોવિડ વર્કિંગ ગ્રૂપની ભલામણના આધારે કોવિશીલ્ડ વેક્સિનના બે ડોઝ વચ્ચેનું અંતર 6-8 સપ્તાહના બદલે 12-16 સપ્તાહ સુધી લંબાવાયુ
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કોવિડ રાહત સહાય પર અપડેટઃ ‘સમગ્ર સરકાર’ના દૃષ્ટિકોણથી ભારત સરકારે રાજ્યો/કેન્દ્રશાસિત પ્રદેશોને વૈશ્વિક રીતે પ્રાપ્ત સહાયને વિના વિલંબે ફાળવી અને વિતરિત કરી છે
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કેન્દ્ર સરકાર સતત અને સુરક્ષિત રીતે કોવિડ રસીની ઉપલબ્ધતા વધારવા માટે કામ કરી રહી છે
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ઓક્સિજન એક્સપ્રેસ દ્વારા રાષ્ટ્રને 7115MTથી વધુ મેડિકલ ઓક્સિજન પૂરો પડાયો
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ભુવનેશ્વર એરપોર્ટે કોવિડ-19 વિરુદ્ધની લડાઈમાં સહાયતા માટે મેડિકલની અનિવાર્ય વસ્તુઓની અવિરત સપ્લાઈ સુનિશ્ચિત કરી
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INPUTS FROM PIB FIELD UNITS
Maharashtra: The Maharashtra Government has extended the current Covid-19 restrictions in the state till 7am on 1st June. The state has also made a negative RT-PCR report mandatory for those entering the state. The test report will have to be issued within 48 hours before the time of entry into the state.
Maharashtra Government has temporarily suspended the vaccination drive for 18-44 age group due to shortage of vaccines. Maharashtra’s Health Minister Rajesh Tope said the state cabinet has decided that all the doses purchased for this age group will now be diverted for the 45 category.
Gujarat: In Gujarat, the fortnight-long “Maru Gam, Corona Mukt Gam” programme organised by the Gujarat government to control the spread of Covid-19 in the villages, has been extended for five more days till May 20. Jaydrathsinh Parmar, Minister of State for Panchayats, said a total of 15,322 Covid care centres have been set up within 14,236 gram panchayats, where 1,37,000 lakh beds have been readied to isolate and provide primary treatment for those detected with mild symptoms.
Gujarat recorded 11,017 new cases of COVID19 yesterday. Maximum 2795 new cases were reported from Ahmedabad, while Surat recorded 781 new cases. 102 patients lost their lives yesterday.
Rajasthan: In Rajasthan, the State Government has decided to import 1,00,00,000 COVID vaccine doses. The state also approved the proposals for relaxation in financial procedures for the purchase and transportation of life-saving drugs, oxygen concentrators and other medical equipment. The State Government has also started the work to develop necessary facilities in children hospitals amidst warning of the third and fourth wave.Meanwhile, a lion has tested positive for COVID-19 in Nahargarh Biological Park of Jaipur. Nahargarh Biological Park had already been closed for tourists last month.
Madhya Pradesh: In Pradesh, the number of fresh Coronavirus infections is continuously declining. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that in areas where the positivity rate has gone below five per cent, Corona curfew will be gradually lifted in the districts after 17th of May.‘Black fungal infection’ treatment units with operation theatres  will be opened in Bhopal and Jabalpur. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan informed that so far, 50 black fungal infection cases have come to notice in the state. The State government is also devising a preventive strategy against black fungal infection which includes measures such as rational use of steroids in COVID patients by doctors and educating patients to identify the primary signs of the disease.
Chhattisgarh: Chhattisgarh has launched CG Teeka web portal to enable the disadvantaged section of its population to register for Covid-19 vaccination programme through help desks, to be set up at hundreds of locations across the state.
Amid the second wave of Coronavirus infection, there have also been some cases of black fungus infection. Taking stock of these cases, the State Government has started efforts to control this disease. Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel has directed the Health Department to ensure availability of medicines needed for the treatment of Black Fungus infection in various districts after some cases of this disease came to the fore.
Goa: Following the high court directions that Covid-19 negative certificate is mandatory for all those entering the state, Goa police has strengthened its apparatus at the state’s borders to ensure that the directions are strictly complied with. In a bid to ensure that Goa Medical College gets adequate supply of oxygen, the state government has started calibrating the supply of oxygen to private hospitals and primary health centres.
Kerala:The State government is considering an extension of the lockdown as the Covid-19 numbers and test positivity rate show no signs of abating. A final decision will be made after considering the Covid-19 figures on Friday and Saturday. The Health Department and expert committee have recommended an extension of the lockdown. However, there are also suggestions that strict lockdown needs to be enforced in only areas with high TPR. The state recorded 43,520 new Covid cases yesterday. 95 new fatalities were also confirmed, mounting the death toll to 6053. TPR also increased and touched at 29.75%. Meanwhile, Id-ul-Fitr is being celebrated in the state today under strict Covid restrictions. Following appeal from religious leaders, faithful offered their Eid prayers at home. So far, a total of 82,00,528 people has taken vaccine in the state. 62,62,809 took first dose and 19,37,719 people had their second dose.
Tamil Nadu: Chief Minster MK Stalin, on Thursday, wrote a letter to PM seeking suspension of GST for Covid drugs and vaccines. Chief Minister further urged the centre to relax the debt-to-GDP ratio of state governments from 3% to 4% to enable state governments to obtain debt in such difficult times. An all-party meeting chaired by CM is being held today to discuss the steps to be taken to tackle the Covid-19 crisis. Vedanta Ltd owned Sterlite Copper has commenced production of medical oxygen at its facility in Tamil Nadu and the first batch of 'medical grade oxygen' was dispatched today. The first Oxygen Express for Tamil Nadu from Indian Railways carrying 80 metric tonnes  of liquid medical oxygen  on Wednesday left from Durgapur railway station in West Bengal. Following submission by the Centre that over a lakh oxygen generator, developed by DRDO, has been sanctioned under the PM Cares Fund for installation, the Madras High Court on Wednesday sought the Tamil Nadu Government to immediately seek for such installation to augur the growing oxygen demand in the State. TN recorded 30,355 new COVID-19 cases in the single biggest day spike so far on Wednesday, pushing the caseload to 14,68,864 while 293 deaths in the last 24 hours took the toll to 16,471 and 1,72,735 active cases. Till date 67,38,923 have been vaccinated across the State, of which 49,37,244 received first dose and 18,01,679 received second dose.
Karnataka:New Cases Reported: 39998; Total Active Cases: 592182; New Covid Deaths: 517; Total Covid Deaths: 20368. Around 88,437 were vaccinated yesterday with a total of 1,08,82,080 have been vaccinated in the state till now. Due to inadequate supply and lack of inventory, the state government has decided to discontinue vaccination for those in the age group of 18-44 years, decided to give second dose on top priority to 45-year-old. The central government has told the High Court that the quantity of Remdisivir supplied to the state has been increased to 5.75 lakh.
Andhra Pradesh:State reported 21,452 new Covid-19 cases after testing 90,750 samples with 89 deaths, while 19,095 got discharged during the last 24 hours. Total cases: 13,44,386; Active cases: 1,97,370; Discharges: 11,38,028; Deaths: 8988. A total of 73,73,521 doses of Covid vaccine have been administered in the state as on yesterday, which include 53,30,276 first doses and 20,43,245 second doses. State Health Minister said that the oxygen capacity will be increased from present 517 MT to 600 MT. Besides, monitoring cells will be set up to prevent wastage of oxygen. He said task force committees were formed to prevent black marketing of Remdesivir injections. Meanwhile, restrictions were lifted for the ambulances coming from Andhra Pradesh into Telangana at check post at Ramapuram crossroad in Kodad mandal after High Court gave directions to Telangana government.
Telangana:State–level Task Force on Covid headed by State Minister for Industries Shri K.T.Rama Rao held its first meeting on Wednesday and decided to procure Covid-related medicines and other medical equipment required in Govt hospitals for next three months. During a video conference with Union Health Minister Dr.Harsh Vardhan yesterday, State Finance Minister Shri T. Harish Rao requested the Central Government to enhance the supply of vaccine doses and other essentials required for treating the Covid-19 patients. Meanwhile, the State reported 4,723 new Covid infections and 31 fatalities yesterday taking the death toll to 2,834 and the total caseload to 5,11,711. The number of active cases in Telangana now stands at 59,133.
Assam:The Assam government on Wednesday ordered shutting of all offices, religious places and weekly markets for 15 days in urban and semi-urban areas of the state, besides banning the movement of people from 2 pm to 5 am in the wake of the rising COVID-19 cases. Issuing a new set of guidelines for the urban and semi-urban places in the periphery of 5 km of municipal areas, Chief Secretary Jishnu Barua said all standalone shops and commercial establishments shall shut down at 1 pm on all days. 71 people died of COVID-19 in the State on Wednesday when 5,657 new positive cases were reported. In Kamrup  1,456 cases were reported. The COVID-19 positivity rate in the State is 8.8 percent. The State Health department, like in other states, is planning to prioritize the second dose beneficiaries in order to ensure that they get the second jab on time.Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday assigned specific districts to the ministers of his Cabinet to monitor the COVID-19 situation and ensure necessary guidance to administration of the respective districts.
Manipur:Manipur records 666 cases, 17 deaths in last 24 hours.
One of the main reasons for the spike in the number of deaths due to COVID-19 in the last few days is late admission of patients in hospitals, said Dr Nepram Sanjib, Deputy Medical Superintendent of RIMS, Imphal.The cumulative number of people who have been vaccinated in the state reached 2,82,958.
Meghalaya:Meghalaya continued to report over 400 fresh cases for the fourth straight day on Wednesday while eight more fatalities on the day pushed the death toll to 250.The state also recorded 314 recoveries taking the number of people discharged to 17,354.The Meghalaya government is unhappy with the poor response to the COVID vaccination drive for people over 45 years of age.
Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong told reporters after a review meeting Wednesday that the vaccination coverage for the targeted group stands at a mere 37-38%.
Sikkim: Sikkim High Court has pulled up the State Government for inadequate Covid care facility in hospitals. The State has now lost 183 lives to Covid..
Tripura:2 deaths and 416 new infections with west Tripura district reporting 238 positive cases in the state. State government has decided to to give free rations to the people living in the Containment Zone. Meanwhile 18 plus vaccination to start from today in the state with 15150 doses of Covaxin reaching the state.
Nagaland:Nagaland registers highest single day spike of 338 new cases and 9 deaths on Wednesday. Active cases are 3297 while tally goes up to 16,890.
Summer break of both govt and private schools extended till May 21. School Education Dept order says decision taken in view of the current pandemic situation.
Regional Ayurveda Centre, Dimapur begins distribution of AYUSH 64 tablets to Covid patients under home isolation. Distribution will continue for 20 days.
Punjab: The total number of patients tested Positive is 467539. Number of active cases is 79963. Total Deaths reported is 11111. Total COVID-19 Vaccinated with 1st dose  is 806082. Total COVID-19 Vaccinated with 2nd dose  is 235646. Total above 45 Vaccinated with 1st dose is 2570979. Total above 45 Vaccinated with 2nd dose is 417899.
Haryana: Total Number of Samples found positive till date is 652742. Total active COVID-19 patients are 107058. Number of deaths is 6075. Cumulative number of people vaccinated till date is 4658366.
Chandigarh: Total Lab confirmed COVID-19 cases are 52633. Total number of Active Cases is 8528. Total number of COVID-19 deaths till date is 599.
Himachal Pradesh: Total number of patients tested COVID positive till date is 145736. Total number of Active Cases is 38954. Total deaths reported till date is 2055.
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