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Delhi reported a significant spike in new Covid cases, just a day before the meeting of the authority which decides on restrictions.
The national capital reported 632 new cases, recorded over 24 hours, on April 19.A day earlier, the number stood at 501.&nbsp;However, the positivity rate declined, possibly due to higher number of tests being conducted.
On April 19, the positivity rate was 4.42%, as compared to 7.72% on April 18.&nbsp;Positivity rate is the proportion of positive results as compared to the total number of tests conducted.
Meanwhile, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority is slated to meet on April 20.The DDMA is chaired by Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal, and includes Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, and health minister Satyendra Jain, among other senior officials.
The DDMA is likely to discuss making face masks mandatory again, as per news agency PTI.&nbsp;Weeks earlier, Delhi had removed the fine imposed on people for not wearing masks.&nbsp;The issue of hybrid mode of offline and online classes in schools is also likely to be discussed.
Masks have already been made mandatory by Uttar Pradesh and Haryana in districts bordering Delhi, as per reports.

Delhi Covid: big spike in new cases a day before DDMA meet to discuss masks, online classes

Delhi reported a significant spike in new Covid cases, just a day before the meeting of the authority which decides on restrictions. The national capital reported 632 new cases, recorded over 24 hours, on April 19. A day earlier, the number stood at 501. However, the positivity rate declined, possibly due to higher number of tests being conducted. On April 19, the positivity rate was 4.42%, as compared to 7.72% on April 18. Positivity rate is the proportion of positive results as compared to the total number of tests conducted. Meanwhile, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority is slated to meet on April 20. The DDMA is chaired by Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal, and includes Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, and health minister Satyendra Jain, among other senior officials. The DDMA is likely to discuss making face masks mandatory again, as per news agency PTI. Weeks earlier, Delhi had removed the fine imposed on people for not wearing masks. The issue of hybrid mode of offline and online classes in schools is also likely to be discussed. Masks have already been made mandatory by Uttar Pradesh and Haryana in districts bordering Delhi, as per reports.
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CAPTIONS Delhi: big spike in new cases 632 new cases on April 19 Positivity rate at 4.42% DDMA meeting on April 20 Masks, online classes on agenda

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Delhi reported a significant spike in new Covid cases, just a day before the meeting of the authority which decides on restrictions.
The national capital reported 632 new cases, recorded over 24 hours, on April 19. A day earlier, the number stood at 501.&nbsp;However, the positivity rate declined, possibly due to higher number of tests being conducted.
On April 19, the positivity rate was 4.42%, as compared to 7.72% on April 18.&nbsp;Positivity rate is the proportion of positive results as compared to the total number of tests conducted.
Meanwhile, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority is slated to meet on April 20. The DDMA is chaired by Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal, and includes Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, and health minister Satyendra Jain, among other senior officials.
The DDMA is likely to discuss making face masks mandatory again, as per news agency PTI.&nbsp;Weeks earlier, Delhi had removed the fine imposed on people for not wearing masks.&nbsp;The issue of hybrid mode of offline and online classes in schools is also likely to be discussed.
Masks have already been made mandatory by Uttar Pradesh and Haryana in districts bordering Delhi, as per reports.

The time to take Covid-19 precautions seriously again seems to have returned in the national capital.
On April 17, Delhi reported 517 new Covid cases, recorded over a period of 24 hours. A day earlier, the capital city had seen 461 new Covid infections.
Meanwhile, a survey reportedly found that the number of people in the National Capital Region reporting someone contracting Covid in their social network increased by 500% in the last 15 days. The survey was reportedly conducted by LocalCircles. 
However, Delhi's positivity rate went down from 5.33% on April 16 to 4.21% on April 17. Positivity rate is the proportion of samples which turn out to be positive as compared to the total number of tests done.
Delhi has been seeing a rise in new infections in the past few days. A meeting of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority has been slated for April 20. The body decides on Covid-related restrictions and other measures.

Covid: Delhi cases rise further; 500% increase in people reporting infection in social circle, says survey

Delhi Covid cases rise further; 500% increase in people reporting infection in social circle, says survey


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THUMBNAIL SHOULD DELHI BRING BACK COVID CURBS?
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 The time to take Covid-19 precautions seriously again seems to have returned in the national capital. On April 17, Delhi reported 517 new Covid cases, recorded over a period of 24 hours. A day earlier, the capital city had seen 461 new Covid infections. Meanwhile, a survey reportedly found that the number of people in the National Capital Region reporting someone contracting Covid in their social network increased by 500% in the last 15 days. The survey was reportedly conducted by LocalCircles.&nbsp; However, Delhi's positivity rate went down from 5.33% on April 16 to 4.21% on April 17. Positivity rate is the proportion of samples which turn out to be positive as compared to the total number of tests done. Delhi has been seeing a rise in new infections in the past few days. A meeting of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority has been slated for April 20. The body decides on Covid-related restrictions and other measures.
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CAPTIONS Delhi: 517 Covid cases on April 17 Delhi's daily positivity rate down Delhi Covid cases rising steadily Survey suggested increased spread Delhi govt body meet on April 20
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The time to take Covid-19 precautions seriously again seems to have returned in the national capital.
On April 17, Delhi reported 517 new Covid cases, recorded over a period of 24 hours.&nbsp;A day earlier, the capital city had seen 461 new Covid infections.
Meanwhile, a survey reportedly found that the number of people in the National Capital Region reporting someone contracting Covid in their social network increased by 500% in the last 15 days.&nbsp;The survey was reportedly conducted by LocalCircles.&nbsp;
However, Delhi's positivity rate went down from 5.33% on April 16 to 4.21% on April 17.&nbsp;Positivity rate is the proportion of samples which turn out to be positive as compared to the total number of tests done.
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Delhi has been seeing a rise in new infections in the past few days.&nbsp;A meeting of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority has been slated for April 20.&nbsp;The body decides on Covid-related restrictions and other measures.

The Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) said on Friday that cinema halls, theatres, multiplexes in the national capital will reopen with full seating capacity from November 1.
The DDMA order said that it will be the responsibility of the owners of cinema halls, theatres and multiplexes to ensure strict adherence to standard operating protocol (SOP) and official guidelines as well as Covid-appropriate behaviour at the premises.
The number of people allowed to attend weddings, funerals has been increased from 100 to 200.
It also allowed all the authorised weekly markets in the capital to reopen from November 1.
The announcement comes at a time when the city is witnessing a steady decline in COVID-19 cases.
According to data shared by the Delhi health department, the capital recorded 42 new COVID-19 cases and no death on Thursday, while the positivity rate was 0.07 per cent.

Delhi cinema halls, theatres can run at full capacity from Nov 1

Cinema halls, theatres, multiplexes in Delhi will reopen with full seating capacity from November 1.

Delhi cinema halls, multiplexes will reopen with full seating capacity from Nov 1
Responsibility of theatre owners to ensure all Covid&nbsp;guidelines are followed
No. of people allowed to attend weddings, funerals increased to 200
Authorised weekly markets in the capital to reopen from November 1
Delhi has beenwitnessing a steady decline in COVID-19 cases
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The DDMA order said that it will be the responsibility of the owners of cinema halls, theatres and multiplexes to ensure strict adherence to&nbsp;Covid-appropriate behaviour

The Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) said on Friday that cinema halls, theatres, multiplexes in the national capital will reopen with full seating capacity from November 1.
The DDMA order said that it will be the responsibility of the owners of cinema halls, theatres and multiplexes to ensure strict adherence to standard operating protocol (SOP) and official guidelines as well as Covid-appropriate behaviour at the premises.
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The number of people allowed to attend weddings, funerals has been increased from 100 to 200.
It also allowed all the authorised weekly markets in the capital to reopen from November 1.
The announcement comes at a time when the city is witnessing a steady decline in COVID-19 cases.
According to data shared by the Delhi health department, the capital recorded 42 new COVID-19 cases and no death on Thursday, while the positivity rate was 0.07 per cent.

Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) in its order on Friday said that all government employees and teachers who have not received at least one shot of Covid-19 vaccine will not be allowed to attend their workplaces from October 16.
The order stated that all such unvaccinated Delhi government employees, including teachers and frontline workers, will be treated as "on leave" till they get the jab, the order stated.
All private schools have been directed to follow the DDMA order. The private schools have been asked to ensure that their teaching and non-teaching staff get vaccine doses by October 15.
The heads of departments concerned will verify vaccinated employees through the Aarogya Setu app or vaccination certificate.
There are around two lakh employees working at various Delhi government departments, agencies and local bodies including, the three municipal corporations, officials said.
The order also mentioned the Union government &lsquo;may consider issuing similar directions in respect of its employees working in Delhi&rsquo;.

No office from Oct 16 if not vaccinated against Covid, Delhi govt employees told

DDMA said that all government employees and teachers who have not received at least one shot of Covid-19 vaccine will not be allowed to attend their workplaces from October 16

//Delhi govt to employees: no office from Oct 16 unless jabbed
//All unvaccinated&nbsp;employees will be treated as 'on leave'
//All private schools have been directed to follow the DDMA order
//Pvt schools to ensure teachers, staff get at least 1 Covid&nbsp;jab&nbsp;by Oct&nbsp;15
//Verification to be done through the Aarogya Setu app or vaccination certificate
//2 lakh employees working at various Delhi govt depts, agencies, local bodies

The order stated that all such unvaccinated Delhi government employees, including teachers and frontline workers, will be treated as "on leave" till they get the jab, the order stated

Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) in its order on Friday said that all government employees and teachers who have not received at least one shot of Covid-19 vaccine will not be allowed to attend their workplaces from October 16.
The order stated that all such unvaccinated Delhi government employees, including teachers and frontline workers, will be treated as "on leave" till they get the jab, the order stated.
All private schools have been directed to follow the DDMA order. The private schools have been asked to ensure that their teaching and non-teaching staff get vaccine doses by October 15.
The heads of departments concerned will verify vaccinated employees through the Aarogya Setu app or vaccination certificate.
There are around two lakh employees working at various Delhi government departments, agencies and local bodies including, the three municipal corporations, officials said.
The order also mentioned the Union government &lsquo;may consider issuing similar directions in respect of its employees working in Delhi&rsquo;.

The Covid restrictions in Delhi have been further relaxed till 5 am of June 28.
Restaurants and bars in Delhi have now been allowed up to 50% seating capacity and can also stay open for longer hours.
Restaurants and bars will be open from 8 am to 10 pm and 12 pm to 10 pm, respectively.
DDMA has further said that public parks, gardens, golf clubs in Delhi will be reopened from Monday while outdoor yoga activities will also be allowed.

Delhi: DDMA relaxes Covid restrictions; bars & restaurants to stay open till 10 pm

Delhi: Covid restrictions further relaxed; bars & restaurants to stay open till 10 pm

Delhi further relaxes Covid-19&nbsp;restrictions&nbsp;till June 28
50% seating capacity at&nbsp;restaurants, bars in Delhi
Restaurants will be open from 8 am to 10
Bars to stay open from 12 pm to 10 pm
Public parks, gardens, golf clubs to reopen from Monday

The Covid restrictions in Delhi have been further relaxed till 5 am of June 28.
50% seating capacity to be allowed in restaurants and bars that can now stay open for longer hours.
Restaurants and bars will be open from 8 am to 10 pm and 12 pm to 10 pm, respectively.
DDMA has further said that public parks, gardens, golf clubs in Delhi will be reopened from Monday while outdoor yoga activities will also be allowed.

Delhi: Gyms, yoga centres open today amid record Covid spike

Amid a record spike in coronavirus cases in the Capital, gyms and yoga centres are set to reopen. The Delhi govt gave a go ahead in a late night order on Sunday

Amid a record spike in coronavirus cases in the Capital, gyms and yoga centres are set to reopen. In an order issued late on the Sunday night, the Delhi government allowed gyms and yoga centres capital to reopen after being closed for over five months due to the Covid-19 pandemic. All coronavirus protocols issued by the central government have to be strictly followed, including masks and social distancing apart from sanitizing hands. According to the order, weekly markets have also been allowed on a trial basis till September 30 under 'Unlock-4'.

New Delhi, PTI: Amid record spike in coronavirus cases in the Capital, gyms and yoga centres are set to open today. The Delhi government on Sunday allowed gyms and yoga centres capital to reopen after being closed for over five months due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
In an order issued late on the Sunday night, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) said that gymnasiums and yoga institutes will be permitted to reopen in the city, except in the containment zones, with immediate effect.
According to the order, weekly markets have also been allowed on a trial basis till September 30 under 'Unlock-4'.
The AAP dispensation and the Lieutenant Government office have recently been at loggerheads over the reopening of gyms in the national capital. Last month, the Delhi government had sent a proposal to Lt Governor Anil Baijal in this regard, but it was turned down.
The decision about reopening gyms and yoga centres comes at a time the city has been witnessing a surge in the number of coronavirus cases.
On Sunday, the tally of coronavirus cases in Delhi rose to 2.18 lakh with 4,235 more people contracting the viral disease, while 29 fresh fatalities in the last 24 hours pushed the death toll to 4,744.
This was the fifth day in a trot that the national capital recorded a daily spike of over 4,000 fresh cases. The city recorded its biggest single-day jump of 4,321 fresh Covid-19 cases on Saturday, 4,266 on Friday, 4,308 on Thursday and 4,039 on Wednesday.

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