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PM reviews Covid-19 situation in 7 states with high case load

Prime Minister Narendra Modi&nbsp;reviews the Covid-19 situation with chief ministers, health ministers and other representatives of seven states with high case load.&nbsp;
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PM reviews&nbsp;Covid-19 situation with CMs&nbsp;of 7 states&nbsp;
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These 7 states account for over 63% of active cases
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CMs&nbsp;of&nbsp;Maharashtra, Delhi, AP &amp; UP part of meet
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Karnataka, Tamil Nadu&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Punjab CMs also present

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday reviewed the Covid-19&nbsp; situation with chief ministers, health ministers and other representatives of seven states with high case load.&nbsp;
These states are Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Delhi and Punjab. According to officials &nbsp;more than 63 per of the active cases in the country are concentrated in these seven states.&nbsp;They also account for 65.5 per cent of the total confirmed cases and 77 per cent of the total deaths, a govt statement said.
Other than Punjab and Uttar Pradesh, the case positivity rate of these states has also been observed to be above the national average of 8.52%, the statement added.&nbsp;

PM to meet CMs of 7 states with high Covid caseload

PM Modi will chair a high-level virtual meeting with chief ministers and health ministers of seven high-burden states on Wednesday to review the Covid-19 situation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will chair a high-level virtual meeting with chief ministers and health ministers of seven high-burden states on Wednesday to review the Covid-19 situation.&nbsp;These states are Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Delhi and Punjab. An official statement said that more than 63 per cent of the active cases in the country are concentrated in these seven states.

New Delhi, PTI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will chair a high-level virtual meeting with chief ministers and health ministers of seven high-burden states on Wednesday to review the Covid-19 situation.
These states are Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Delhi and Punjab. An official statement said that more than 63 per cent of the active cases in the country are concentrated in these seven states.
They also account for 65.5 per cent of the total confirmed cases and 77 per cent of the total deaths.
"Along with the other five states, Punjab and Delhi have reported an increase in the number of cases being reported recently. Maharashtra, Punjab and Delhi are reporting high mortality with more than 2.0% Case Fatality Rate (CFR). Other than Punjab and Uttar Pradesh, their positivity rate is observed to be above the national average of 8.52 per cent," the statement said.
The Centre, it added, has been leading the fight against Covid-19 in effective collaboration and close coordination with the state and union territory governments.
The Union government is supporting them to ramp up healthcare and medical infrastructure, with the clinical management capacities of the doctors manning the ICUs having been substantially upgraded through the e-ICU tele-consultation exercise undertaken by the Health Ministry in collaboration with AIIMS, New Delhi.
The statement said high-level reviews have ensured adequate availability of medical oxygen in hospitals and Covid healthcare facilities.
The Centre is also regularly deputing multi-disciplinary teams to states and UTs to support and handhold them in matters of containment, surveillance, testing and efficient clinical management of the positive cases.

India has one of lowest Covid fatality per million: Health Ministry

At 2,424 cases per million and 44 deaths per million, India has one of lowest coronavirus&nbsp;cases and fatalities per million in the world according to the health ministry.

India has one of lowest coronavirus&nbsp;cases and fatalities per million according to the statement by health ministry. The statement that the high-level Group of Ministers on Covid-19 met on Saturday and were briefed about the country's coronavirus&nbsp;situation. 'The global comparison depicted that India has 2,424 cases per million and 44 deaths per million compared to the global average of 3,161 and 107.2 respectively,' the ministry said. As of Saturday, eight states -- Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Odisha and Telangana -- contribute around 73% of the active caseload, the ministerial panel was informed. The health ministry also said that seven states -- Maharashtra, Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal -- account for 81% of total deaths due to coronavirus infection.

India has one of lowest coronavirus&nbsp;cases and fatalities per million according to the statement by health ministry. The statement said that the high-level Group of Ministers on Covid-19 met on Saturday and were briefed about the country's coronavirus&nbsp;situation. 'The global comparison depicted that India has 2,424 cases per million and 44 deaths per million compared to the global average of 3,161 and 107.2 respectively,' the ministry said.
As of Saturday, eight states -- Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Odisha and Telangana -- contribute around 73% of the active caseload, the ministerial panel was informed. The health ministry also said that seven states -- Maharashtra, Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal -- account for 81% of total deaths due to coronavirus infection.

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