PM Modi to meet CM over Covid-19 today : All you need to know

Coronavirus Lockdown 2021 : Over 23,000 cases in Maharashtra today; 4745 new cases in Pune

This is official! India is witnessing a second wave of corona virus. On Wednesday, a few days after health experts and some officials spoke about it, the confirmation of the second wave came from the highest office of the Modi government, the Prime Minister himself said. During an important, critical virtual meeting with all the chief ministers, Prime Minister Modi said it was necessary to stop the ‘growing second wave’ of the corona virus. From boosting the vaccine to increasing the RT-PCR test (instead of the antigen test), Prime Minister Modi told the states to do what is necessary to prevent the outbreak of this virus.

Prime Minister Modi said that since these places are under radar, the states should focus on small towns and this will lead to an ‘explosion-like situation’. The meeting was not attended by West Bengal Chief Minister CM Mamata Banerjee and Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel. Didi is said to have skipped the meeting due to some pre-arranged appointments. No news has been released by the Bagel administration. Interestingly, Didi D raises the issue of ‘free corona vaccine’ at a referendum rally at the bank. This coincided with the Prime Minister’s Govt meeting.

So the big question is - will the total lock return? Only time will tell. Prime Minister Modi has made it clear that citizens need not panic and that masked morality must come from within. However, he urged the states to take any necessary action.

In March, 15,000 cases were reported daily in Maharashtra. The state capital Mumbai is already at risk and more than 1,000 new infections are reported on a daily basis. Pune also saw an upsurge. In 2021, Nagpur became the first city to be closed en masse. While it is true that the opening up of economic activity may have helped businesses cover up the losses of 2020, the fundamental truth is that there is a lack of mask discipline and social distance. Have placed people in the danger zone of high infection groups. Meanwhile, the AstraZeneca vaccine is supported by the WHO as safe. As global powers mock their role in the corona vaccine stockpile

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