CoVid-19 in India hikes in mortality: Narendra Modi calls ICMR for Medical Emergency

CoVid-19 in India hikes in mortality: Narendra Modi calls ICMR for Medical Emergency: As the CoronaVirus count increases day by day along with more death rates in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi calls the Health and Family Welfare Department to get ready for the Emergency situation in defeating the CoronaVirus.

Crossing 3 lakhs CoVid cases with nearing 9000 deaths, Modi today held a meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah and Health Minister Harsh Vardhan along with ICMR Director General Balram Bhargav and discussed the vitals of this contagious disease prevailing inside the nation.

Till date in Tamil Nadu, 18,878 active CoronaVirus cases, 23,409 patients discharged from hospital, the death toll increased to 397 due to 30 deaths today. Chennai alone got 30,444 positive cases followed by Chengalpat and Thiruvallur districts in the second and third place.1989 cases tested positive today in Tamilnadu including passengers from train, bus and flights.

Apart from 1000 cases increasing daily in Chennai,11 persons from Coimbatore have been tested positive for CoronaVirus in which 4 ladies were pregnant women from Virudhunagar, Ganapathy and Tirupur. All 11 infected were immediately sent to ESI Hospital from Coimbatore Medical Hospital and the maternity ward in CMCH was closed.

Also, the 52 doctors and nurses working in the Medical college Hospital has been advised to be in quarantine. From the four pregnant CoVid cum bladder problem women, one child died immediately after birth.

More testing and tracing is required along with social distancing in future days, says Dr.Amalorpavanathan.He also claims that the possibilities of CoVid severity among the youths will be higher in the forthcoming days and proper precautions should be carried out without negligence by the younger generation.

The country is facing the critical phase of the novel CoronaVirus in the recent days. To overcome the difficulties, Prime Minister Modi will be interrogating with the State Chief Ministers of India for a period of two long days to clarify the emergency occasion.