The Home Office (MHA) on Thursday extended existing Covid-related restrictions across the country to November 30th.
“In exercising the powers conferred under Section 10 (2) (1) of the Disaster Management Act 2005, the undersigned hereby instructs that the order of the MHA dated September 28, 2021 compliance with the immediate and effective The containment measures for Covid-19 remain, as communicated by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) from September 21, 2021, in force until November 30, 2021 ”, says the MHA regulation.
The most recent expansion of the Covid-19 guidelines comes in the country during the Christmas season. On September 28, the MHA extended the Covid guidelines to October 31. Previously, on August 28th, the guidelines were extended to September 30th.
India recorded 16,156 new Covid-19 cases on Thursday, up 20 percent from Wednesday. The country reported 733 new deaths, bringing the total reported deaths to 4,56,386. The country reported 733 new deaths, bringing the total reported deaths to 4,56,386.
The total number of infections currently stands at 34,321,809, including 33,614,434 recoveries and 160,989 active cases.
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