Covid Fourth Wave: The threat of the fourth wave of the corona; This state has taken a very big decision

Thiruvananthapuram: In view of the increasing number of corona patients in different parts of the country, re-masking has been re-imposed in Kerala. Violators of the mask will be prosecuted under the Disaster Management Act. Wearing masks in public places, ceremonies, offices has been made mandatory. Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant, meanwhile, said the state government would urge citizens to wear masks in public places in view of the possibility of a new wave of corona. (Mask Mandatory In Kerala Latest Updates)

CM Thackeray’s big statement; ‘On the threshold of the fourth wave, if you don’t want restrictions again …’

Prime Minister Narendra Modi had convened a meeting to review the Corona situation in the country through a television system. Pramod Sawant was talking to reporters after attending the meeting. ‘The use of masks in public places is not mandatory. No action will be taken against those who do not wear masks. However, considering the possibility of a new wave, an appeal will be made to use the mask, ‘said the Chief Minister.

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2 thousand 927 new patients in the country

In 24 hours, 2 thousand 927 new corona patients have been registered in the country and the number of patients has reached 4 crore 30 lakh 65 thousand 496. The number of patients undergoing treatment has increased to 16,279, according to the Union Health Ministry. 32 patients have died and the total number of deaths has reached 5 lakh 23 thousand 654. The number of patients undergoing treatment has increased by 643. The cure rate in the country is 98.75 per cent. The patient incidence rate was 0.58 per cent and the weekly rate was 0.59 per cent.

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