Covid Care Jammu - Latest Updates

Covid-19: 14 new positive cases reported in J&K, total cases 368 The government has said that over 60000 travellers and persons in contact with suspected cases have been put under surveillance. #Infobug

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18 April 2020:  FIR Lodged against Mayor, MLA and others for violating social distancing rules at Hari Theater.  BREAKING An FIR has been registered at Police station,City Jammu against Dy Mayor Purnima Sharma,along With ex MLA Rajesh Gupta l,Corporater Sandhya Gupta and others for breaking law and putting life of public on risk by ignoring social distance while distribution of ration at Hari theatre and even misbehaving with Officials who were on duty and requesting them to avoid such gathering amid  # Covid19  lockdown in city. # Infobug18Apr20

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Covid Update:  No new cases from Jammu Division, 13 from Kashmir; Total positive cases now 341 (54 Jammu and 287 Kashmir) #Infobug

18 April 2020: 5 positive cases reported from Shopian, and two from Anantnag,Kashmir  Division, total rises to 341 in J&K #Infobug

The number of cases reported in India crosses the 14,000 mark, including 11,906 active cases and 480 deaths, according to the health ministry. World coronavirus deaths passed 150,000 on Friday as President Trump accused China of continuing to cover up its toll.  PM Modi said - "Humanity will overcome pandemic, Jai Hind"

JAMMU: Under the ongoing ‘Op Namaste' launched by Indian Army to fight against the pandemic of COVID-19, one of the Electronics & Mechanical Engineers workshop of the Rising Star Corps has done a break through invention by successfully manufacturing a sanitizer which is Alcohol and Aloe Vera based and thus contributing towards preventing measures for the troops of Indian Army.

R ajouri, becomes the first district in Jammu and Kashmir where all the positive cases of Coronavirus have recovered and have been discharged. In Jammu and Kashmir, a total of 314 positive cases have been detected so far while many have also recovered. In the meantime, Rajouri district in Jammu region of the Union Territory became the first district where all such patients have recovered, bringing a respite to the people as well to the health department. Officials told all three Coronavirus patients from Rajouri district, who were tested positive in third week of March, have now turned negative and have been discharged from the hospital in Jammu. The three patients including a retired government doctor, his son and another doctor were undergoing treatment in a COVID-19 dedicated hospital in Jammu. “Two among them directly went to Jammu hospital and were tested positive while one was admitted in Rajouri hospital and his samples were tested which turned positive following which he wa

17. April, 2020: Official case report of Jammu & Kashmir reported by Administration. Accordingly, 14 new positive cases reported today and the total cases jumped to 328. Whereas, four more patients recovered in the Union territory of J&K. Only one death in early morning was reported.  

17. April, 2020 (6:30 PM) - Covid death toll in India crosses 450, 9 new deaths reported today. As per the Covid19India.org, new nine deaths reported today, including one from Jammu & Kashmir. Total death cases in India is 457 now, new 272 positive cases reported till now. Src:  COVID-19 Tracker | India Volunteer-driven crowdsourced initiative to track the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in India

A 70-year-old Covid-19 positive patient died at JVC SKIMS hospital in Srinagar on Friday, talking death toll in Jammu and Kashmir to five. and Kashmir after one more patient died of the infection on Friday. A 70-year-old Covid-19 positive patient died at JVC SKIMS hospital in Srinagar on Friday. "An elderly patient comorbidities and passed away this afternoon," said Dr Shafia Deva, MS JVC. As per the details, the patient belonged to Sopore area of North Kashmir and was admitted about a week back in the hospital. Jammu and Kashmir had recorded first death due to Covid-19 on March 25 when a 65-year-old Tableegi preacher from Hyderpora succumbed to the novel coronavirus infection at CD hospital. Then, on March 29, a 50-year-old man from Tangmarg area had passed away at CD hospital. Earlier this month, a 54-year-old Covid-19 patient, from Bandipora, had died at SMHS hospital. Later on April 8, a 61-year-old lady from Udhampur died at GMC, Jammu. The nu