Some clinical trial sites claim patients have shown positive response, in others the health condition has worsened
According to an official statement, Baijal directed the Health department to ensure that necessary interventions were made to reduce the mortality rate
The Monday bulletin said the death toll from coronavirus infection has risen to 3,115 and the total number of cases mounted to 1,00,823
A 37-year-old journalist undergoing treatment for COVID-19 at the AIIMS Trauma Centre died after allegedly jumping off the fourth floor of the hospital building on Monday afternoon, police said. The journalist worked with a Hindi daily and was a resident of northeast Delhi's Bhajanpura, they said. The incident took place at around 2 pm and the man was rushed to the hospital's ICU where doctors tried to revive him, a doctor said on condition of anonymity. According to Devender Arya, Deputy Commissioner of Police (southwest), the journalist was admitted to the COVID-19 ward at the Trauma Centre on June 24 after testing positive for the virus. "He was admitted to AIIMS Trauma Centre on June 24 and was apparently shifted to a High Dependency unit at the hospital. He was admitted on the first floor," a source at AIIMS said. He had undergone a surgery for brain tumour recently, the doctor said.
The Delhi Fire Services has received over 750 applications for issuance of NOC since lockdown began, but has not been able to conduct inspections amid the rising number of infections
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said 15,000 of the 25,000 active Covid-19 cases in Delhi were being treated at home
He further said that Delhi's Covid-19 recovery rate now stands at 72 per cent which "is pretty big because it signifies that even though people are testing positive, they are recovering as well"
From 445 coronavirus cases in March to 97,200 cases in four moths till July 4, Delhi is currently the third worst-hit region by the pandemic after Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu
India went past Russia on Sunday to become the third worst-hit nation by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The centre has been set up in Chhatarpur for treating mild and asymptomatic coronavirus patients
Four NGO members, including a woman, had come to the area to catch stray dogs on Friday night when a heated argument broke out between them and the locals, leading to a scuffle
The tremors of the quake were felt in Delhi-NCR, triggering panic among people
"Services of these CISF personnel are available for the noble cause at Delhi and Mumbai," the spokesperson said
The company has already set up one such facility at Chennai at an investment of around Rs 1,300 crore, and may be looking at roping investors to fund future projects
Sixty-one more people died from coronavirus in Delhi on Thursday as 2,373 fresh infections pushed the state's Covid-19 tally to over 92,000, the authorities said.
Delhi recorded 2,442 fresh coronavirus cases on Wednesday, taking the infection tally in the city to over 89,000, while the death toll from the disease mounted to 2,803,the authorities said.
The current coronavirus count of the city stands at 85,161, which is highest among cities in the country
In June, the national capital added over 64,000 fresh cases to its tally, while over 47,357 patients recovered, were discharged or migrated
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Jama Masjid, which had closed earlier this month due to surge in COVID-19 in the city, will reopen for congregational prayers (namaz) from July 4, Shahi Imam of the mosque Syed Ahmed Bukhari said.