***CORONA VIRUS UPDATES***

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Covid-19 cases in Iran mounts to 40,000

The number of declared coronavirus infections in Iran topped 40,000 Monday, as the government warned the outbreak could run for several more months and cost over 10,000 lives.

With the tally climbing, President Hassan Rouhani stood accused of failing to take prompt action by some of his political opponents. (Agency)

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25 Covid-19 cases reported in Delhi today: Health department

Twenty five new coronavirus cases were reported In Delhi on Monday, taking the number of positive cases in the national capital to 97, the Delhi Health Department said.

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Three Indians among 35 new cases in Singapore

Reports said that three Indians are among the 35 new coronavirus cases in Singapore. A total of 879 positive cases have been reported in Singapore.

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Global COVID-19 toll crosses 35,000

The global toll due to the novel coronavirus has crossed 35,000, according to the John Hopkins University tracker.

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14 Covid-19 patients in Rajasthan cured, 4 already discharged

Fourteen people, who earlier tested positive for coronavirus in Rajasthan, have been now been cured. In the recent reports, they all tested negative for Covid-19. So far, out of them, for people have been discharged as well.

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32 fresh cases of Covid in Kerala: CM Pinarayi Vijayan

Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan said that 32 fresh cases of Covid were reported in Kerala on Monday.

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Total Covid-19 cases in J&K rise to 49

With another positive case reported in Kashmir, the total number of cases in the UT has mounted to 49.

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Total 70 Covid-19 cases in Gujarat, 4 cured

There are a total of 70 Covid-19 cases in Gujarat, out of which four have been cured.

[Joker_007]

1 hour ago, Kool_SRG said:

Man walks 88 kms with son's body in Andhra Pradesh

A man walked with the dead body of his five-year-old son on his shoulder walked for around 88 kilometres to the crematorium, due to the lockdown over coronavirus in Andhra Pradesh's Gorantla town in the Anantapur district.

Idi paatha picture anukunta...Source Bayya... ?

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47 more test positive for Covid-19 in Mumbai

Reportedly, forty-seven more people have tested positive for Covid-19 in Mumbai. The sudden spike in data is because four days' worth of data from private labs was released together on Monday.

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4 villages in J&K's Bandipora district declared as red zones

Four villages in Bandipora district of Jammu and Kashmir have been declared as red zones.

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Just now, Joker_007 said:

Idi paatha picture anukunta...Source Bayya... ?

It came in first Post & Mid Day paper... Seperate thread vesa pic was there in first post news entry.

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1 minute ago, Kool_SRG said:

32 fresh cases of Covid in Kerala: CM Pinarayi Vijayan

Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan said that 32 fresh cases of Covid were reported in Kerala on Monday.

India count 1300 ivvala 

It's not raising by a lot, but also not stopping. 100-200 new cases every day.

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3 minutes ago, snoww said:

India count 1300 ivvala 

It's not raising by a lot, but also not stopping. 100-200 new cases every day.

Ivvala count baane perigindi some are because reports of results from last 2-3 days tests all have been given today daani valla kuda count raise undi okesaari....

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174 suspected COVID-19 patients admitted at Delhi's Lok Nayak Hospital

A senior official of the Lok Nayak hospital said that a total of 174 possibly infected COVID-19 patients have been admitted at the hospital, of which 163 patients are from Nizabackn. 85 patients came yesterday while 34 were admitted on Monday. We have made all arrangements for them.

"Test reports of the one possibly infected COVID-19 patient from Nizabackn who died on Sunday, are awaited. We have 500 beds at Lok Nayak Hospital at present, adding 500 more beds now. We've about 64 ventilators at Lok Nayak Hospital and 80 ventilators at GB Pant Hospital. As of now, all COVID-19 patients do not require ICU and ventilator facility," the ofiicial said.