12:21 pm: First positive case found in Haryana
The latest report confirms a positive case of Coronavirus from Grugram’s Haryana, a health official confirmed. The 29-year-old woman is an employee of Gurrugram-based company and she has a travel history of Malaysia and Indonesia recently. The State Director-General of Health, Suraj Bhan Kamboj stated that this case was the first-ever positive case of the pandemic in Haryana.
12:05 pm: CJI inspects the premises of SC
The latest update also asserts that CJI SA Bobde along with three other judges visited the Supreme Court and inspected the area for any positive cases of Coronavirus pandemic in the premises. Apart from that he also interacted with the Solicitor General, Tushar Mehta and Mukul Rohtagi regarding the same.
11:15 am: 64-yr-old patient death makes a rise in the death toll
The worldwide outbreak, Coronavirus has taken another life in India with a death toll reaching 3. The 64-year-old patient died at Kasturba Hospital, Mumbai. The number of total cases in Mumbai is 36.
- Total number of passengers screened at airport : 13,19,363
- Total number of confirmed COVID 2019 cases across India * : 126(including foreign nationals, as on 17.03.2020 at 11:52 AM)State/UT wise list of COVID confirmed cases.
Total number of confirmed cases in India
11:07 am: Fresh cases confirmed in Noida
In the nation, the number of infected people has reached 126 with 2 fresh cases in Noida. According to the latest report, two new cases of COVID-19 are found in Noida and both of them have a travel history of France. One of the cases was found in Sector 78 and the other was in Sector 100, Noida. Both of the patients have now been shifted to the isolation ward in designated hospitals.
11: 00 am: Worldwide condition of Coronavirus pandemic
On a worldwide scale, this pandemic has taken 7154 lives leaving behind 182,406 infected people. China has the highest number of fatalities among the rest of the world as it has 3,213 deaths. This number was further followed by the 2,158 deaths in Italy and about 28,000 cases.
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