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Faced with an acute shortage of beds for Covid-19 patients, the Delhi government is now converting a number of banquet halls and hotels into makeshift facilities for treating patients.

Delhi government has decided to enforce a weekend curfew in light of the recent surge in Covid-19 cases. The decision was taken following a meeting between Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal and Lieutenant Governor (LG) Anil Baijal on Thursday.

As Covid-19 cases surge in Delhi, its health care infrastructure is crumbling. Government-run hospitals in Delhi are overwhelmed with Covid-19 patients and those who want to give their samples for testing.

India is witnessing the second wave of Covid-19 infections with parts of the country reporting record-high new confirmed cases each day. Measures such as lockdowns and night curfews have been put in place in a number of states, including Maharashtra which is the worst affected state by the novel coronavirus.

Municipal corporations in Delhi have been put on high alert ahead of the weekend curfew imposed in the national capital. The municipalities are planning on carrying sanitisation campaign during the curfew.

With Delhi becoming the new hotspot of the second wave of Covid-19, testing centres at major government health facilities have been found to be woefully overwhelmed. As the coronavirus cases broke all previous records in Delhi, throngs of suspected Covid-19 patients queued up, sat on walkways and the floors of various state-run hospitals wall-to-wall for sample submission.

India is witnessing the second wave of Covid-19 infections with parts of the country reporting record-high new confirmed cases each day. Measures such as lockdowns and night curfews have been put in place in a number of states, including Maharashtra which is the worst affected state by the novel coronavirus. 

India is witnessing the second wave of Covid-19 infections with parts of the country reporting record-high new confirmed cases each day. Measures such as lockdowns and night curfews have been put in place in a number of states, including Maharashtra which is the worst affected state by the novel coronavirus.

The Delhi government has imposed weekend curfew from Friday 10 pm till Monday 6 am keeping in mind the surging cases of corona. Here’s how you can obtain e pass for travel amid curfew.

India is witnessing the second wave of Covid-19 infections with parts of the country reporting record-high new confirmed cases each day. Measures such as lockdowns and night curfews have been put in place in a number of states, including Maharashtra which is the worst affected state by the novel coronavirus.

Coronavirus Live Updates April 15, 2021: India is witnessing the second wave of Covid-19 infections with parts of the country reporting record-high new confirmed cases each day. Measures such as lockdowns and night curfews have been put in place in a number of states, including Maharashtra which is the worst affected state by the novel coronavirus. According to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW), India has 14.71 lakh active cases while more than 11 crore doses of Covid-19 vaccines have been administered to date. Stay tuned to Indiatoday.in for LIVE UPDATES on Covid-19.

The fitness industry remains one of the worst-affected sector due to the coronavirus pandemic. All gyms and fitness centres were closed for several months due to the nationwide lockdown imposed last year in March. Post-lockdown, close to 30 per cent of gyms in Delhi-NCR have still not opened.

Delhi on Wednesday reported 17,282 fresh coronavirus cases and 104 fatalities.

Government-run hospitals in Delhi are overwhelmed with Covid-19 patients and those who want to give their samples for testing. The crowds are so large that there is no adherence to social distancing and other Covid-19 protocol.

Mumbai and Delhi, the most populous Indian cities, are yet again leading the Covid-19 surge in the country.

During the second wave of the Covid pandemic in India, cases were initially rising in greater volume in Mumbai. But since April 11, Delhi has overtaken Mumbai in terms of daily spike in Covid cases.

Delhi’s largest cemetery is almost out of space as the number of deaths in the city has spiked significantly in the last four days due to a surge in the Covid-19 cases.

At least 400 people in Delhi fell sick after eating kuttu ka atta or buckwheat on Tuesday night. Hundreds of people had to be rushed to a hospital after they suffered from vomiting and loss of consciousness.

Amid a surge in Covid-19 cases in Delhi, the national capital faces another worrying situation as air pollution levels have also been on the rise.

As Covid cases continue to surge across Delhi, restrictions have been imposed on a number of outdoor activities. The fitness industry, which was already suffering a setback since last year’s lockdown, is facing an uphill task of surviving in the current situation.

On Saturday, the Delhi government announced a slew of restrictions, including restricting operating capacity of bars and restaurants and mandating negative Covid-19 certificates for travellers arriving from Maharashtra.

Delhi on Sunday registered over 10,000 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours as Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said lockdown will only be imposed if the "hospital system collapses" in the city.

Delhi reported its highest single-day spike in Covid-19 cases with 10,774 fresh cases in 24 hours on Sunday. There are now more than 34,000 active cases in Delhi. 

As Covid-19 cases continue to rise, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has requested the central government to cancel CBSE board exams. He said the exams can become a super-spreader event as lakhs of people are involved in this mammoth exercise. 

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal held a press conference requesting the central government to cancel the CBSE board exams 2021.