Apply 14-day lockdown where there is no infection!

 Center advised the states for a strict lockdawn!

New Delhi /Lucknow|

In view of the dreaded state of the coronavirus epidemic, the central government has asked states that areas with more corona infection be imposed a strict 14-day lockdown to help with trance episode breaking. The Center has asked the states to increase the information on those areas where the infection is 10 per or more. Locals can be installed locally in these areas.

 Meanwhile, the government of Uttar Pradesh has increased the Corona curfew from Friday evening to Tuesday at 7 am till May 6 at seven in the morning. In the meeting of CM Yogi Adityanath, this decision was taken in the team-9 meeting.

The Union Health Ministry said that if more patients are coming out at a particular place, then there should be a strict lockdown.

The Center Health Ministry said on Monday that apart from increased transfers, if the maximum number of patients are coming to any particular place or where the number of patients is more, then local lockdown can also be imposed. However, the Center has not made any recommendation to impose lockdown in the entire state or district. According to the ministry, there are about 250 districts in the country, where the infection rate of corona is 10 per or more. There has also been a slight improvement in the condition of these districts during the last one week.

Transition rate over 22% in 22 states!

The ministry has promised early indications of the second wave weakening. However, if we consider the infection rate, then there are 22 states where it is more than 15 percent. In nine states, the infection rate is 5 to 15 percent and in only 5 states it is less than 5 percent. According to the World Health Association, up to five percent infection rate, the condition can be easily controlled.

More than 3 lakh cases are being received daily since 12 days!

For the last twelve days, more than three lakh cases are being reported in a row, while on one day Corona has crossed this figure of 4 lakh. The situation has become such that in 150 districts the infection rate is much higher than 15 percent, while in 250 districts the infection rate is only between 10 or 15 percent.