Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Deb, in an exclusive conversation with India TV, has said that 90 per cent relaxations will be given in lockdown in his state. The CM also said that Tripura has made it a point to pay for the travel of migrants, whether they are coming back to Tripura from other parts of India or whether they are traveling from Tripura to their home states.
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Deb, in an exclusive conversation with India TV, has said that 90 per cent relaxations will be given in lockdown in his state.
A 37-year-old man was not allowed to enter his home by the neighbours even as he tested negative for the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), forcing him to go to a quarantine centre set up by the health authority in Tripura.
Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) Tripura unit organized a blood donation camp at the Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital in Tripura.
"In a massive COVID19 test among 750 civilian and BSF in Dhalai dist today, 2 BSF officials were found COVID-19 positive. All patients are responding well to the treatment. With the blessings of Mata Tripurasundari soon our state will be corona free," Deb tweeted.
Coronavirus cases in Tripura rose to 152 after sixteen more persons tested positive for the infection in the state, Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb said on Sunday.
17 persons found COVID-19 positive in Tripura today from 86th Battalion- BSF Ambassa. No civilian found positive among them, Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb.
Coronavirus cases in Tripura rose to 118, with thirty more persons, including 25 from BSF's 86th battalion testing positive for infection in the state, Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb said on Friday.
Earlier, 62 personnel of the BSF's 138th battalion headquarters, located near that of the 86th battalion, had tested positive for COVID-19. Of the 88 COVID-19 patients, two have recovered.
A high-level inquiry ordered by the Mizoram government found no "fault" of the two IRB personnel in the incidents of violence at the state''s border with Tripura, amid allegations levelled by some Chakma organisations, officials said on Thursday.
Twelve more Border Security Force jawans tested positive for COVID-19 in Tripura on Sunday, a day after two BSF jawans were found to have been infected with the deadly virus.
Two BSF jawan tested positive for coronavirus in Tripura, on Saturday, taking the total COVID-19 tally of the state to four.
Chief Minister of Tripura Biplab Kumar Deb informed that his state has become the third COVID-19 free state after two positive cases recovered of the dreadful virus.
The first patient of the coronavirus in Tripura has been discharged after she tested negative in consecutive tests. The woman has now been sent into quarantine under proper medical supervision.
The national lockdown is in its 18th day. All transport, manufacturing units and all economic activity has lessened to the extent of shutting down completely.
Tripura reports first COVID-19 positive case
Markets have been temporarily shifted to open spaces in Tripura's Agartala on April 05.
The Agartala Municipal Corporation that operates the crematorium has been urged to issue a circular that a maximum of seven people should accompany a body due to the present situation, said Ajoy Chakraborty, another priest.
Tripura police distributed food packets to the attendants of patients in a hospital during lockdown.
Amid the growing coronavirus scare, the Tripura government on Monday decided to shutdown all schools, colleges, universities, cinema halls, swimming pools, gymnasiums with immediate effect till March 31.
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