The total number of coronavirus-infected patients in India has risen to 60. Meanwhile, a case of serious negligence has come to light. An Air India flight from Milan, Italy to India on Wednesday was dispatched without screening passengers from there. However, passengers were screened at the Delhi airport.
Permission to be obtained before reporting on virus in Karnataka
The Karnataka government has enacted a temporary act to fight coronavirus. The state government has released 'Karnataka Epidemic Diseases, COVID-19 Regulations, 2020'. Its goal is to prevent the disease from spreading. According to the Act, no person will spread false information about this virus using print or electronic media. Before disseminating any kind of information, permission has to be obtained from the Department of Health and Family Welfare.

If anyone is found to be in violation of the rule, he will be punished. Accordingly, all government and private hospitals will have a flu corner to check suspicious people.

High level meeting in Maharashtra
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray held a high-level meeting on Wednesday to defend against Coronavirus. Security measures and preparations were discussed in this meeting.

Suspected coronavirus patient dies in Karnataka
A 76-year-old man died in Kalaburgi, Karnataka, suspected of being infected with coronavirus. District Health and Family Welfare Department gave this information on Wednesday. In an official note of the department, the deceased has been identified as Mohammad Hussain Siddiqui, who died in a government hospital on Tuesday. Department officials said, his samples were sent to a laboratory in Bangalore for examination. Awaiting report. He said that Siddiqui had recently returned from Saudi Arabia on a pilgrimage.

Improvement in the condition of four coronavirus patients in Karnataka
Four cases have been reported so far in Karnataka. According to the state government, their condition is constantly improving. So far, 98,401 passengers have been screened here.