India reported less than 400,000 COVID-19 cases after 4 days

 

The News Cover: India continues to battle its deadly second wave of the coronavirus pandemic. and for the first time in four days, India has reported less than 4,00000 daily cases. India recorded over 360 000 new infections on Sunday, now is the number of cases India has reported. in the last one week, you can see the number going down, on Sunday offering some respite for a covid hit India talking about covid mortalities India reported 3754 covid related deaths in the last 24 hours. 

more than 46,000 Indians have lost their lives to the coronavirus. until now India's second wave began in April, and the unprecedented surge in cases has burdened the health care system to a near collapse, according to the Indian health ministry, 10 states account for more than 70 percent of India's covid-19 infections. these states are Maharashtra, Karnataka, Delhi, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Rajasthan, and Haryana, in a bid to contain the spike of infections. 

many states across India have imposed or extended their lockdowns. Uttar Akande, the state where one of India's biggest holy festivals, the Kumbh was held, will go into a lockdown starting on Tuesday. Delhi's chief minister, Arvind Kejriwal, extended the national capital lockdown. until next Monday, and this time around the Delhi metro will not be operational, as well states across the nation have reported a shortage in medical oxygen. 

as cases continue to pile up, and according to a recent report, Indian states are loaning each other, the much-needed oxygen on Thursday, daily received surplus liquid oxygen, after the country's top quartz intervention however neighboring state Haryana reported, a shortage of oxygen, in the end, Haryana borrowed 20 metric tons of oxygen from Delhi until its daily quota arrived Haryana's chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar later write to the union ministry Piyush goyal to increase the state's daily.

second wave of India COVID-19 the Heartbreaking Stories

 

The News Cover: India is going through the deadly second wave of the coronavirus. For a few weeks, there have been lakhs of people getting infected every day. There is a lack of hospital beds, medicines, oxygen cylinders, etc. Also, there are long queues outside cremation grounds. Let me tell you about some heart-wrenching incidences that happened due to the pandemic. In Bhind, Madhya Pradesh a lady was pregnant and went into labor. 

Her husband immediately took her to the hospital. The hospital official refused to admit her without the Covid-19 report. The woman kept screaming in pain but the officials refused to admit her. The woman lay outside screaming on the road in front of the hospital gate and gave birth to the baby right there. How shocking! In Andhra Pradesh, a 50-year-old woman had completed her CT scan. She was asked to wait for the report. Shockingly after some time she fell down and died. From the report, it was found that she was Covid-19 positive. 

The woman's son searched for an autorickshaw or ambulance to carry her to the cremation ground. However, nothing was available. At last, he decided to carry the dead mother himself on a motorbike. Since he would not be able to take the body alone, the son requested a relative to sit behind and hold the body in place. The son carried the mother's body on the two-wheeler for 18 kilometers to the cremation grounds. 

In Visakhapatnam, a one and half-year-old child were Covid-19 positive. There were no beds available in the hospitals. The baby was breathing from oxygen support in the ambulance and shockingly the baby died. Do you think there are only 3 such heartwrenching incidences, No? There are many more. So in order to keep yourself safe, Stay at home and follow the covid-19 norms.

Corona Second Wave: School closed, why pay so much for online classes? Question of the Supreme Court

 

The News Cover: Coronavirus, the lockdown caused the most problems for the students. School closed for a long time. Not being tested. Sometimes the school was open. But after the second wave of Corona hit the country, the school gate is locked again. As a result, online classes are the only hope for now. But in the meantime the news of relief came for the parents. The Supreme Court said the school is now closed. As a result, the authorities are not spending too much. The facilities that have to be given on campus are no longer given to the authorities. As a result, the cost of school has been reduced. And so the school salary for online classes should be reduced this time.

This was stated by the Supreme Court on the basis of the application of the parents of many school children in Rajasthan. Schools could cut salaries by at least 30 percent, the apex court said in a case hearing on the same day. A bench of justices AM Khanvilkar and Dinesh Maheshwari said there was no law in the country that could allow schools to waive salaries. However, the court asked the schools to reduce their salaries at this time. Schools have been told by the court today that the authorities should be sensitive to this difficult situation in the country. People are suffering from one problem after another with the epidemic. The school authorities should relieve the students and parents at this time.

According to the court, all the facilities that are given to the students on the campus are not available now. As a result, the authorities are making huge profits from the amount of school fees paid by the students. At this point, the school authorities should eliminate the profit mentality and reduce the cost of non-sentence. Legally, school authorities cannot charge parents for any benefits they do not have to pay at this time. 

Therefore, the apex court has asked the school authorities to reduce the profit margin during the epidemic. The school did not open in the 2020-21 session due to a long lockdown. As a result, there was no student presence on campus. As a result, the cost of petrol, diesel, light bill, water, maintenance and cleaning has been reduced in the school. In such a situation, the school authorities can take a little less salary from the parents if they want, the Supreme Court said.