Need to take quick, decisive steps to stop emerging second peak of coronavirus: PM to CMs
The Hindu
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday expressed concern over a rise in COVID-19 cases in parts of the country and called for “quick and decisive” steps to check the “emerging second peak”.
In a virtual interaction with state chief ministers over the pandemic situation and the ongoing vaccination drive, Mr. Modi said in states like Maharashtra, Punjab and Madhya Pradesh the number of COVID cases has seen a rise while nearly 70 districts in the country have have seen an increase in the positivity rate by over 150 per cent of late. “If we do not stop it here, then a condition for a nationwide outbreak may emerge,” he said and called for quick and decisive steps to stop it.More Related News
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