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Markets are on Shift in Agartala in an attempt of COVID Control : National Positivity Rate 3.5 Lakhs, over 3,000 deaths in 24 hrs
TIWN April 28, 2021
Markets are on Shift in Agartala in an attempt of COVID Control : National Positivity Rate 3.5 Lakhs, over 3,000 deaths in 24 hrs
PHOTO : Astabal Stadium, Agartala. TIWN Pic April 28, 2021

AGARTALA, April 28 (TIWN): Markets in Agartala are now moving on to bigger spaced areas as national COVID cases are surging high. On the other side, daily fatalities have gone over the 3,000 marking for the first time nationally. Today the market from Lake Chowmuhani has been shifted to Astabal stadium with the national positivity rate has gone over 3.5 lakhs. Talking to a security personnel she said that with the shifting of the market, a space has been created which is helping to maintain social distancing. A day after reporting a slight dip in the number of fresh Covid infections and fatalities, India on Wednesday recorded a massive surge of 360,960 cases and 3,293 deaths, according to MoHFW. The cumulative caseload stands at 17,997,267 and the death toll from the virus has crossed the 200,000-mark. India now has nearly 3 million active cases. India has been reporting over 300,000 cases daily for almost a week now. 

Maharashtra witnessed nearly 900 deaths. The state reported 66,358 new cases, Uttar Pradesh 32,921, Kerala 32,819 and Karnataka 31,830 cases in the last 24 hours. Meanwhile Delhi recorded 24,149 fresh Covid-19 cases and over 300 deaths for 6th day in a row. 

The six most affected states by total cases are Maharashtra (4,410,085), Kerala (1,405,655), Karnataka (1,400,775), Uttar Pradesh (1,086,625), Tamil Nadu (1,081,988), and Delhi (1,047,916). 

According to a TOI reports, a proposal has been drawn up for a lockdown, with exemptions for a set of defined essential services, in around 150 districts with Covid-19 positivity rate of over 15% as health systems in these areas are seen to be under stress due to the pandemic.

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