*Tamil Nadu has imposed extensive curbs including on all political, social and cultural activities till May 20. *Goa lifted a four-day lockdown on Monday, except in tourist hotspots like Calangute and Candolim in North Goa, but the government said COVID-19-induced restrictions will remain in force till May 10 during which various commercial establishments will remain closed while political and social gatherings will be banned. The curbs were later extended till May 15. *Maharashtra had imposed lockdown-like curbs on April 5 coupled with prohibitory orders and restrictions on the movement of people.

*Gujarat has imposed a night curfew in 29 cities, besides other restrictions on movement and gathering at public places. *Madhya Pradesh has imposed ‘corona curfew’ till May 7 with only essential services allowed. *Punjab saw extensive curbs, in addition to measures like a weekend lockdown and a night curfew which will be in force till May 15. *Chhattisgarh has allowed district collectors to extend lockdown, which was to end on May 5, till May 15. *Jharkhand is under lockdown-like restrictions from April 22 till May 6. *Karnataka imposed a lockdown from the night of April 27 till May 12. *Rajasthan has imposed lockdown-like restrictions till May 17. *Odisha: A 14-day lockdown has been imposed in the entire state from May 5 till May 19. Earlier, a weekend curfew was enforced in nine districts. *Haryana is under a seven-day long lockdown from May 3. *Uttar Pradesh has extended its weekend lockdown further by two more days till Thursday. *Bihar on May 4 imposed a lockdown till May 15. *Delhi: The national capital has been under lockdown since April 19 and it will continue till May 10. The district administrations in areas where cases are rising have been asked to increase bed capacity in hospitals, the minister said.Ĭoronavirus-induced restrictions imposed by states and union territories: He said COVID-19 cases are declining daily in 15 districts – Mumbai, Dhule, Nanded, Bhandara, Thane, Nashik, Latur, Nandurbar, Nagpur, Aurangabad, Amravati, Raigad, Osmabanad, Chandrapur and Gondia. “COVID-19 cases are still on the rise in around 20 districts, including Sangli, Satara, Buldhana and Kolhapur, and our target is to reduce them,” Tope was quoted as saying by PTI. He said the global expression of interest, floated by the state government for vaccine purchase, has received a good response from companies. Tope said the state government was in talks with the manufacturer of Russian vaccine Sputnik V to arrive at a purchase price for the jab. He said the government is targeting to reduce the number of coronavirus infections in the districts with high caseload.

Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope on Tuesday said 15 districts, including Mumbai and Thane, are showing a decline in daily COVID-19 cases, but other districts are still exhibiting an upward trend in the state. While these numbers are encouraging, the main point is to see whether there has been any change in the testing numbers or not. While national capital Delhi saw the biggest spike with 448 Covid deaths, Maharashtra has shown a steady decline in coronavirus cases. The May 4 health bulletin says that 3,449 Indians lost their lives due to Covid-19 infection and related complications. Today’s tally saw a minor dip in the fatality numbers. The health ministry data shows that India recorded 3,57,229 new coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours. Coronavirus Vaccine Tracker Highlights, Covid-19 Cases in India May 4 Highlights: With over 3.5 lakh new Covid-19 cases, India crossed the 2-crore mark on Tuesday.

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