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NEW DELHI : A low-intensity earthquake of magnitude 2.1 hit Delhi today, according to the National Centre for Seismology.

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The chief minister was feeling unwell since Sunday afternoon, according to officials.

The number of coronavirus cases in the national capital crossed the 28,000-mark with 1,282 fresh infections while the death toll climbed to 812.

The number of coronavirus cases in the national capital rose to 28,936 with 1,282 fresh infections, while the death toll climbed to 812 on Sunday, according to the health bulletin issued by the Delhi government.

He also announced that the hospitals in Delhi hospitals will treat patients only from the national capital only while central hospitals will remain open for all.

Delhi will open its borders with other states from tomorrow, chief minister Arvind Kejriwal said today.He also announced that the hospitals in Delhi hospitals will treat patients only from the national capital only while central hospitals will remain open for all. Private hospitals except those where special surgeries are performed have also been reserved for Delhi residents.

Delhi Medical Association strongly condemns the way Delhi CM ArvindKejriwal is warning the doctors and threatening hospitals about COVID patients' admissions and tests saying ‘FIR on Ganga Ram Hospital is highly condemnable’. Times Now's Mohit Sharma with details.

The Delhi Government had constituted a 5-member committee of doctors to prepare a report on the situation of hospitals in the national capital, availability of medical facilities, and also on providing medical aid to patients from outside Delhi.

The national capital is struggling to keep up with a surge in infections, with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal directing hospitals to discharge patients with mild symptoms within 24 hours.

Delhi Health Secretary said there has been a surge in the number of cases in the last week, resulting in additional demand of beds, surgical consumables and infrastructure.

Strict surveillance is underway at Delhi borders on June 04. Police personnel checked vehicles at Delhi-UP border and Delhi-Gurugram border amid vehicular movement on the route. Passes were also being checked at Delhi-Noida Border.

On Friday, Delhi recorded 1,330 fresh coronavirus cases taking the COVID-19 tally in the city beyond the 26,000-mark, as the death toll due to the disease jumped to 708.

India's biggest economic hubs, Mumbai and New Delhi, also have the dubious distinction of being the country's Covid-19 hotspots, with the healthcare infrastructure struggling to cope with a surge in new cases in the first week of 'unlocking'.