8 new cases from hotspot Bramhananda Pada surfaced
4 Corona patients met again at Amit Apartment in Gol Maidan
The total number reached 119
The corona in Ulhasnagar is not taking the name of havoc, on Saturday, where 11 new cases of corona were reported, by the same Sunday morning, the corona report of 16 new people came positive, now the total number of corona infected in the city has reached 119, Out of 8 patients are from Bramhananda Pada, 4 patients are of Gol Maidan and Amit Apartments, 1 from Chopra Court area, 2 are patients from private hospital and another patient is included in it.
Although it was reported in the press release on Saturday that 16 corona positive patients have returned home after treatment, 15 other patients have also fully recovered after treatment but because they are from the hotspot area and Due to being in a crowded campus, they will also be discharged from the hospital in 2 to 3 days. So far 5 people have died due to corona
Amidst the havoc of Corona virus, the Maharashtra government has decided to extend the lockdown period.After Punjab, Maharashtra has extended the lockdown till May 31. In this way, Punjab and Maharashtra formally announced Lockdown-4.Maharashtra is the state in the country where the corona virus has caused the most devastation. In fact, the central government has already said that the fourth phase of lockdown will also be implemented in the country, whose formal announcement can be made at any time today.This is because today, on May 17, the lockdown 3.0 is being completed.
On Saturday, a day before the Maharashtra announcement, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said that the Kovid-19 lockdown implemented in the state will continue till May 31, but the government will lift curfew restrictions.
But the lockdown will continue until May 31. He indicated that public transport will also start running to some extent from 18 May. He said that the state government would announce further relaxation from May 18, but at the same time sought the people's help to stop the spread of Kovid-19 in the state.
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