In this video, we try to decode how much is India prepared to fight the 'pandemic' COVID-19 over different aspects?

Decoding how much is India prepared to fight the 'pandemic' COVID-19?

The Union Health Ministry said the number of novel Coronavirus cases in the country rose to 83 on Saturday, including one each from Delhi and Karnataka. After which, it gets declared as a disaster in India.

Indian Government declares Coronavirus as a 'disaster'

The Union Health Ministry said the number of novel Coronavirus cases in the country rose to 83 on Saturday, including one each from Delhi and Karnataka. After which, Indian Council of Medical Research cleared that the efforts are now been made to halt the COVID-19 progression to enter the next phase.

ICMR: Efforts now been made to halt COVID-19 progression to enter next phase

In this video, We answer you of some 'Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)' over the outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in India.

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PM Modi's call for SAARC meet over Covid-19 accepted by members All leaders in the 8-nation regional grouping welcomed the PM’s suggestion and agreed to join the conference, except Pakistan PM Imran Khan, who deputed his special advisor on health to participate.

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India reported its second death due to coronavirus on Friday as a 69-year-old woman from west Delhi who had tested positive for COVID-19 died at a hospital here, the Union Ministry for Health and Family Welfare said on Friday.

India reports 2nd COVID-19 death, 69 yr-old woman, New Delhi

The deadly coronavirus is officially a pandemic. &nbsp;It has spread to all continents. Except for Antarctica, infecting over 1,27,000 people.&nbsp;

The death toll due to the infection now stands at 4,718. Governments across the world are shutting down offices to the public and have advised people to venture out only for food and medical supplies.

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The United States Congress has shut capitol building to the public until April, in a reaction to the rapid spread of coronavirus. In a statement, Paul Irving, the sergeant at arms of the US House representatives said Congressional office buildings and congressional visitor centre will be under lockdown.&nbsp;

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However, only lawmakers, capitol staff, journalists and visitors with official business will be allowed to enter the buildings.

But the United States is not the only country to restrict entry into government buildings. India which has reported over 70 cases so far has also adopted restrictions.

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President of India's residence and office — Rashtrapati Bhavan will be closed starting March 13 as a measure to contain the spread of the virus. A statement from the presidential house also said that Rashtrapati Bhavan museum complex and change of guard ceremony will not be open to the public until further notice.

In Germany, where positive cases have surged to 2,078 and three people have died, all government offices are also under restriction. Merkel might have not closed borders, but the several official buildings and public spaces are under lockdown.

Germany has also decided to postpone the congress session to choose a new leader due to the lethal outbreak.

Ministers and public officials in Spain have decided to hold all meetings via a video conference. Prime minister Pedro Sanchez said that starting March 12, all meetings with other ministers would be online via the internet. The decision to restrict access in government buildings in Spain comes after a minister in the cabinet was diagnosed with the virus.&nbsp;

Government buildings in manila are also under lockdown. In a letter addressing all employees in government buildings, the local authorities have requested people to work from home. Asia development bank and government service insurance system in the Philippines are also closed as of now.

Other countries like China, Italy and South Korea which are severely affected by coronavirus are under complete lockdown. Most schools and universities in these countries have also suspended their classes--and the remaining public spaces are being constantly disinfected by the authorities.

The deadly coronavirus is officially a pandemic. It has spread to all continents. Except for Antarctica, infecting over 1,27,000 people. The death toll due to the infection now stands at 4,718.

The deadly coronavirus is officially a pandemic. It has spread to all continents. Except for Antarctica, infecting over 1,27,000 people. The death toll due to the infection now stands at 4,718. Governments across the world are shutting down offices to the public and have advised people to venture out only for food and medical supplies. Also read: Covid-19 pandemic: India reports first death as cases reach 73 The United States Congress has shut capitol building to the public until April, in a reaction to the rapid spread of coronavirus. In a statement, Paul Irving, the sergeant at arms of the US House representatives said Congressional office buildings and congressional visitor centre will be under lockdown. Also read: Coronavirus effect: After Macron, Trump does a 'Namaste' However, only lawmakers, capitol staff, journalists and visitors with official business will be allowed to enter the buildings. But the United States is not the only country to restrict entry into government buildings. India which has reported over 70 cases so far has also adopted restrictions. In pics: Coronavirus pandemic: These are 'no go' zones in Europe President of India's residence and office — Rashtrapati Bhavan will be closed starting March 13 as a measure to contain the spread of the virus. A statement from the presidential house also said that Rashtrapati Bhavan museum complex and change of guard ceremony will not be open to the public until further notice. In Germany, where positive cases have surged to 2,078 and three people have died, all government offices are also under restriction. Merkel might have not closed borders, but the several official buildings and public spaces are under lockdown. Germany has also decided to postpone the congress session to choose a new leader due to the lethal outbreak. Ministers and public officials in Spain have decided to hold all meetings via a video conference. Prime minister Pedro Sanchez said that starting March 12, all meetings with other ministers would be online via the internet. The decision to restrict access in government buildings in Spain comes after a minister in the cabinet was diagnosed with the virus. Government buildings in manila are also under lockdown. In a letter addressing all employees in government buildings, the local authorities have requested people to work from home. Asia development bank and government service insurance system in the Philippines are also closed as of now. Other countries like China, Italy and South Korea which are severely affected by coronavirus are under complete lockdown. Most schools and universities in these countries have also suspended their classes--and the remaining public spaces are being constantly disinfected by the authorities.

Coronavirus pandemic: Governments across the world shutting down offices for disinfection

India has reported its first death in Karnataka due to novel coronavirus. A 76-year-old man succumbed to the deadly infection on Tuesday. The man showed symptoms of Covid-19 after his return from Saudi Arabia.

The Karnataka health ministry has confirmed the death.&nbsp;

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Meanwhile, let's take a look at the infected toll across the country and what the situation is right now. The state of Maharashtra now has 11 confirmed cases of coronavirus.

In the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. There is one confirmed case — a 63-year old woman who had travelled to Iran. In Srinagar — all clubs, educational institutions, and stadiums have been shut down. Three cases have been reported in Ladakh. Two of the patients had recently made a trip to Iran.

Coming to the national capital region. There are 6 positive cases of the virus in New Delhi. In Haryana — 14 Italian tourists tested positive for the virus.

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420 more people in Gurugram have also been asked to self-quarantine. These are all people with travel history to virus-hit countries. In Punjab, one person who recently returned from Italy was found infected at the Amritsar airport.

Not far away in Rajasthan, one Indian national has been tested positive for the virus.There are two Italian tourists under quarantine in Jaipur. They arrived in India on February 21. There are 11 confirmed cases in Uttar Pradesh, &nbsp;the most populous state in India.

Including the group of 6 who tested positive in Agra. Down south in Karnataka, one death has been reported and there are 4 positive cases in Karnataka. Just next door — in the state of Telangana.

One case has been confirmed in state capital Hyderabad. And one more case has been reported in Andhra Pradesh. The patient is a software engineer from Bengaluru with a travel history to Dubai.

Tamil Nadu too has confirmed one case of coronavirus. A 45-year-old man from Kanchipuram has been placed under quarantine. He had recently travelled to Oman. The state of Kerala has confirmed 17 cases — we have learnt that 2 of these patients are in fact in critical condition.

Overnight, we got confirmation that the parents of the 3-year-old in isolation have now contracted the disease.Three of the patients had recovered last month, so the number of active cases in Kerala is 14.

India has reported its first death in Karnataka due to novel coronavirus. A 76-year-old man succumbed to the deadly infection on Tuesday. The man showed symptoms of Covid-19 after his return from Saudi Arabia.

India has reported its first death in Karnataka due to novel coronavirus. A 76-year-old man succumbed to the deadly infection on Tuesday. The man showed symptoms of Covid-19 after his return from Saudi Arabia. The Karnataka health ministry has confirmed the death. The 76 year old man from Kalburgi who passed away & was a suspected #COVID19 patient has been Confirmed for #COVID19. The necessary contact tracing, isolation & other measures as per protocol are being carried out. — B Sriramulu (@sriramulubjp) March 12, 2020 × Also read: First coronavirus death confirmed in India's Karnataka Meanwhile, let's take a look at the infected toll across the country and what the situation is right now. The state of Maharashtra now has 11 confirmed cases of coronavirus. In the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. There is one confirmed case — a 63-year old woman who had travelled to Iran. In Srinagar — all clubs, educational institutions, and stadiums have been shut down. Three cases have been reported in Ladakh. Two of the patients had recently made a trip to Iran. Coming to the national capital region. There are 6 positive cases of the virus in New Delhi. In Haryana — 14 Italian tourists tested positive for the virus. 420 more people in Gurugram have also been asked to self-quarantine. These are all people with travel history to virus-hit countries. In Punjab, one person who recently returned from Italy was found infected at the Amritsar airport. Not far away in Rajasthan, one Indian national has been tested positive for the virus.There are two Italian tourists under quarantine in Jaipur. They arrived in India on February 21. There are 11 confirmed cases in Uttar Pradesh, the most populous state in India. Including the group of 6 who tested positive in Agra. Down south in Karnataka, one death has been reported and there are 4 positive cases in Karnataka. Just next door — in the state of Telangana. One case has been confirmed in state capital Hyderabad. And one more case has been reported in Andhra Pradesh. The patient is a software engineer from Bengaluru with a travel history to Dubai. Tamil Nadu too has confirmed one case of coronavirus. A 45-year-old man from Kanchipuram has been placed under quarantine. He had recently travelled to Oman. The state of Kerala has confirmed 17 cases — we have learnt that 2 of these patients are in fact in critical condition. Overnight, we got confirmation that the parents of the 3-year-old in isolation have now contracted the disease.Three of the patients had recovered last month, so the number of active cases in Kerala is 14.

Covid-19 pandemic: India reports first death as cases reach 73

The Indian health ministry confirmed on Friday that 81 coronavirus cases are confirmed in India.&nbsp;

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) held a press briefing today where they also said that out of the 81 positive cases, there are 64 Indians, 16 Italians and one Canadian.

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Lav Agarwal, Joint Secretary Health Ministry, also said that 124 evacuees from Japan and 112 evacuees from China are being discharged from today after they tested negative for COVID-19 in the second round of test.

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Agarwal also said that the outbreak in India is not a "health emergency".

"We are trying to support initiative taken by the state in terms of managing the situation," Agarwal said.&nbsp;

Late on Thursday, a 76-year-old man from Karnataka became the first coronavirus fatality&nbsp;from India.&nbsp;

The MEA also said that 220 Indian students are near Milan in Italy and the government has a priority to bring them back.&nbsp;

"Air India would be taking a flight to Milan to bring back Indians stranded there. The flight would take off tomorrow afternoon and would be landing on Sunday morning at Delhi Airport,"&nbsp;Rubina Ali, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation said.&nbsp;

On masks being sold at exorbitant prices, Agarwal said that if needed, the government would take "drastic" action.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Indian Army also confirmed a positive case at its quarantine facility in Manesar. It said that the person confirmed with COVID-19 returned from Italy on March 11. After the development, the Indian Army postponed all recruitment rallies for one month. It also advised Army personnel to travel only for essential duties.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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The Indian health ministry confirmed on Friday that 81 coronavirus cases are confirmed in India. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) held a press briefing today where they also said that out of the 81 positive cases, there are 64 Indians, 16 Italians and one Canadian.

The Indian health ministry confirmed on Friday that 81 coronavirus cases are confirmed in India. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) held a press briefing today where they also said that out of the 81 positive cases, there are 64 Indians, 16 Italians and one Canadian. Also read: Covid-19 pandemic: India reports first death as cases reach 73 Lav Agarwal, Joint Secretary Health Ministry, also said that 124 evacuees from Japan and 112 evacuees from China are being discharged from today after they tested negative for COVID-19 in the second round of test. Also read: IPL 2020 suspended till April 15 amid coronavirus outbreak, confirms BCCI Agarwal also said that the outbreak in India is not a "health emergency". "We are trying to support initiative taken by the state in terms of managing the situation," Agarwal said. Late on Thursday, a 76-year-old man from Karnataka became the first coronavirus fatality from India. The MEA also said that 220 Indian students are near Milan in Italy and the government has a priority to bring them back. "Air India would be taking a flight to Milan to bring back Indians stranded there. The flight would take off tomorrow afternoon and would be landing on Sunday morning at Delhi Airport," Rubina Ali, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation said. On masks being sold at exorbitant prices, Agarwal said that if needed, the government would take "drastic" action. The Indian Army also confirmed a positive case at its quarantine facility in Manesar. It said that the person confirmed with COVID-19 returned from Italy on March 11. After the development, the Indian Army postponed all recruitment rallies for one month. It also advised Army personnel to travel only for essential duties.

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A 76-year-old man became the first fatality of the coronavirus from India, health ministry officials confirmed on Thursday.&nbsp;

Confirming the death, Karnataka Health Minister&nbsp;B Sriramulu, tweeted: "The 76-year-old man from Kalburgi who passed away &amp; was a suspected #COVID19 patient has been Confirmed for #COVID19. The necessary contact tracing, &nbsp;isolation &amp; other measures as per protocol are being carried out".

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Earlier, the union health ministry confirmed four COVID-19 cases in Karnataka.&nbsp;It also said Delhi reported six positive cases and Uttar Pradesh 10. In Maharashtra and Ladakh, 11 and three positive cases are found.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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After the officials confirmed 74 cases across the country, four more cases were reported, two each from Maharashtra and Kerala.&nbsp;

Taking cognizance over the rising number of cases, the Indian government on Wednesday announced the suspension of tourist visas issued to all the countries till April 15, effective from March 13. However, diplomats and officials of the international organisations are given relaxation from this move.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens today not to panic and take precautions. He also said that the union ministers would not be travelling to other countries in the coming days and advised countrymen to avoid non-essential travel to foreign countries.&nbsp;

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A 76-year-old man became the first fatality of the coronavirus from India, health ministry officials confirmed on Thursday. Confirming the death, Karnataka Health Minister B Sriramulu, tweeted: "The 76-year-old man from Kalburgi who passed away & was a suspected #COVID19 patient has been Confirmed for #COVID19.

A 76-year-old man became the first fatality of the coronavirus from India, health ministry officials confirmed on Thursday. Confirming the death, Karnataka Health Minister B Sriramulu, tweeted: "The 76-year-old man from Kalburgi who passed away & was a suspected #COVID19 patient has been Confirmed for #COVID19. The necessary contact tracing, isolation & other measures as per protocol are being carried out". The 76 year old man from Kalburgi who passed away & was a suspected #COVID19 patient has been Confirmed for #COVID19. The necessary contact tracing, isolation & other measures as per protocol are being carried out. — B Sriramulu (@sriramulubjp) March 12, 2020 × Also read: Coronavirus: India urges citizens not to panic as infected toll jumps over 70 Earlier, the union health ministry confirmed four COVID-19 cases in Karnataka. It also said Delhi reported six positive cases and Uttar Pradesh 10. In Maharashtra and Ladakh, 11 and three positive cases are found. Also read: 'Say No to Panic, Yes to Precautions': PM Modi on coronavirus outbreak After the officials confirmed 74 cases across the country, four more cases were reported, two each from Maharashtra and Kerala. Taking cognizance over the rising number of cases, the Indian government on Wednesday announced the suspension of tourist visas issued to all the countries till April 15, effective from March 13. However, diplomats and officials of the international organisations are given relaxation from this move. Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens today not to panic and take precautions. He also said that the union ministers would not be travelling to other countries in the coming days and advised countrymen to avoid non-essential travel to foreign countries.

First coronavirus death confirmed in India's Karnataka

The Indian health ministry on Thursday urged people not to panic amid the rising coronavirus cases in the country as it confirmed 1,500 people placed under observation for coming in contact with 73 positive cases.&nbsp;

Later, Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan confirmed two more positive cases in the state. Another two COVID-19 cases were confirmed in Maharashtra too.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

The health ministry officials also said COVID-19 is difficult to isolate and at least one-and-a-half to two years will be needed to develop the vaccine.&nbsp;

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They further said that three planes would also be sent to Iran over the next three days to evacuate Indians stranded in coronavirus-hit Iran.&nbsp;

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Indian Premier League (IPL), a major T20 tournament is also facing the threat of a cancellation or postponement after the foreign ministry said that the government advised BCCI either not to organise IPL this year or conduct it behind closed doors.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a tweet, urged citizens not to panic but taking precautions. He also said that no union minister will travel abroad in the coming days and urged Indians to avoid non-essential travel.&nbsp;

"We can break the chain of spread and ensure safety of all by avoiding large gatherings," PM Modi tweeted.&nbsp;

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On Wednesday, India suspended all visas issued to other countries till April 15 which will be enforced from 1200 GMT on March 13. However, diplomats, UN and international organisations officials were given relief from this suspension.&nbsp;

The Delhi government today declared the outbreak as an "epidemic" and ordered the closure of schools, universities and cinema halls till March 31. &nbsp;

The Indian health ministry on Thursday urged people not to panic amid the rising coronavirus cases in the country as it confirmed 1,500 people placed under observation for coming in contact with 73 positive cases.

The Indian health ministry on Thursday urged people not to panic amid the rising coronavirus cases in the country as it confirmed 1,500 people placed under observation for coming in contact with 73 positive cases. Later, Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan confirmed two more positive cases in the state. Another two COVID-19 cases were confirmed in Maharashtra too. The health ministry officials also said COVID-19 is difficult to isolate and at least one-and-a-half to two years will be needed to develop the vaccine. Also read: 'Say No to Panic, Yes to Precautions': PM Modi on coronavirus outbreak They further said that three planes would also be sent to Iran over the next three days to evacuate Indians stranded in coronavirus-hit Iran. Also read: 'We advise against conducting IPL': MEA to BCCI amid coronavirus outbreak Indian Premier League (IPL), a major T20 tournament is also facing the threat of a cancellation or postponement after the foreign ministry said that the government advised BCCI either not to organise IPL this year or conduct it behind closed doors. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a tweet, urged citizens not to panic but taking precautions. He also said that no union minister will travel abroad in the coming days and urged Indians to avoid non-essential travel. "We can break the chain of spread and ensure safety of all by avoiding large gatherings," PM Modi tweeted. Say No to Panic, Say Yes to Precautions. No Minister of the Central Government will travel abroad in the upcoming days. I urge our countrymen to also avoid non-essential travel. We can break the chain of spread and ensure safety of all by avoiding large gatherings. — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 12, 2020 × On Wednesday, India suspended all visas issued to other countries till April 15 which will be enforced from 1200 GMT on March 13. However, diplomats, UN and international organisations officials were given relief from this suspension. The Delhi government today declared the outbreak as an "epidemic" and ordered the closure of schools, universities and cinema halls till March 31.

Coronavirus: India urges citizens not to panic as infected toll jumps over 70

Amid coronavirus outbreak, many Indians are stranded in Italy. While speaking on the issue external affair minister S Jaishankar responded in Lok Sabha. He says, ''Bhagwant Mann ji raised the issue of 30 students of Punjab who are stuck at Italy airport. I would like to tell you that there aren't only 30 students, there are many more from different parts of the country. I need to find a way of helping them & bringing them back.''

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Japan has asked India to reconsider the visas that have been suspended over coronavirus fears.&nbsp; 
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A travel advisory issued by India announced that all visas including visas on arrival granted to nationals of Italy, Iran, South Korea, Japan before 3rd march 2020 stands suspended in the backdrop of coronavirus outbreak.

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A source said: "explained how the numbers of patients are changing and sought appropriate measures in light of the reality on the ground."

Diplomats, UN officials, OCI cardholders and Aircrew from countries mentioned are exempted from such restriction on entry.

Japan has confirmed 313 cases of people infected with virus and six deaths.

Globally China, South Korea, Iran and Italy are among the worst affected countries with thousands of people infected. China has around 80,000 infected cases and more than 3000 deaths.

Japan has asked India to reconsider the visas that have been suspended over coronavirus fears. A travel advisory issued by India announced that all visas including visas on arrival granted to nationals of Italy, Iran, South Korea, Japan before 3rd march 2020 stands suspended in the backdrop of coronavirus outbreak.

Japan has asked India to reconsider the visas that have been suspended over coronavirus fears. A travel advisory issued by India announced that all visas including visas on arrival granted to nationals of Italy, Iran, South Korea, Japan before 3rd march 2020 stands suspended in the backdrop of coronavirus outbreak. Also read: Coronavirus: Swab samples of stranded Indians in Iran to reach on Saturday A source said: "explained how the numbers of patients are changing and sought appropriate measures in light of the reality on the ground." Diplomats, UN officials, OCI cardholders and Aircrew from countries mentioned are exempted from such restriction on entry. Japan has confirmed 313 cases of people infected with virus and six deaths. Globally China, South Korea, Iran and Italy are among the worst affected countries with thousands of people infected. China has around 80,000 infected cases and more than 3000 deaths.

Coronavirus: Japan asks India to reconsider visa suspensions

The Enforcement Directorate on Saturday widened the investigation into raids against Rana Kapoor at his residence and his three daughters.

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