Authorities in India's national capital have made wearing of masks in public places mandatory due to rise in coronavirus cases.

Officials said a fine of Rs 500 will be imposed on anyone who violates the directive, however, the fine is not applicable to people travelling together in private cars.

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Delhi has witnessed a surge in COVID-19 for the past two weeks. On Wednesday, the national capital reported eight deaths due to the virus which was the highest death toll in the past six months, the health department said. Delhi reported 2,495 new COVID-19 cases including seven fatalities on Tuesday with the positivity rate rising to 15.41 per cent.

The number of new COVID-19 cases has been above 2,000 in the past one week with active virus cases at 8,205.

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Delhi reported 2,726 new COVID-19 cases and six deaths on Thursday marking the ninth consecutive day when the capital logged over 2,000 cases in a day. The positivity rate on Thursday stood at 14.38 per cent. The country's capital had recorded over 28,000 COVID-19 cases in January this year during the third wave of the pandemic with positivity rate of 30.6 per cent.

Health officials said there are over 5,000 patients on home isolation in the capital. Reports say teams have been formed to ensure people wear masks in public places.&nbsp;

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Authorities in India's national capital have made wearing of masks in public places mandatory due to rise in coronavirus cases. Officials said a fine of Rs 500 will be imposed on anyone who violates the directive, however, the fine is not applicable to people travelling together in private cars.

Authorities in India's national capital have made wearing of masks in public places mandatory due to rise in coronavirus cases. Officials said a fine of Rs 500 will be imposed on anyone who violates the directive, however, the fine is not applicable to people travelling together in private cars. Also Read| Omicron BA-2.75: All you want to know about the new Covid subvariant in Delhi Delhi has witnessed a surge in COVID-19 for the past two weeks. On Wednesday, the national capital reported eight deaths due to the virus which was the highest death toll in the past six months, the health department said. Delhi reported 2,495 new COVID-19 cases including seven fatalities on Tuesday with the positivity rate rising to 15.41 per cent. The number of new COVID-19 cases has been above 2,000 in the past one week with active virus cases at 8,205. Watch: Delhi reports first case of Monkeypox Delhi reported 2,726 new COVID-19 cases and six deaths on Thursday marking the ninth consecutive day when the capital logged over 2,000 cases in a day. The positivity rate on Thursday stood at 14.38 per cent. The country's capital had recorded over 28,000 COVID-19 cases in January this year during the third wave of the pandemic with positivity rate of 30.6 per cent. Health officials said there are over 5,000 patients on home isolation in the capital. Reports say teams have been formed to ensure people wear masks in public places. (With inputs from Agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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As India's national capital continues to witness a surge in coronavirus cases, a new subvariant of Omicron has been&nbsp;detected in New Delhi, identified as BA-2.75.

On Tuesday, Delhi reported 2,495 new COVID-19 cases with the positivity rate touching 15.41 per cent. The capital also recorded seven deaths, according to the health department. The number of virus cases in Delhi is highest since January, reports say. On Saturday, the capital reported 2,423 virus cases with a positivity rate of 14.97 per cent, including two fatalities, and on Wednesday, the capital&nbsp;reported over 2,000 COVID-19 along with five fatalities.

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What is the new Omicron sub-variant BA-2.75?

According to doctors in Delhi, the BA-2.75 was detected in 90 samples as reports claim it infects people with antibodies and is also&nbsp;more transferable. It also infects those who have taken the coronavirus vaccine. The BA.2.75 subvariant is the descendent of Omiron subvariant BA.2 and is reportedly different from BA.5.

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BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants of Omicron are the dominant virus strains worldwide currently. Reports claim the first BA-2.75 case in India was detected in May, with cases reported in 10 states in the country.

Rajeev Jayadevan, co-chairman, National Indian Medical Association Covid Task Force, said that although BA.2.75 has certain mutations that have attracted global attention, "from the limited samples available there are no reports yet of severe disease or excessive spread."

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What does the World Health Organization say about BA.2.75?

According to the World Health Organization(WH0), the BA.2.75 subvariant indicated "major immune escape" and has a "clear growth advantage" over other variants in India. The WHO has been monitoring the BA.2.75 sub-variant closely.

WHO's chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan added that it was "it is too early to know that this sub-variant has properties of being more clinically severe".

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As India's national capital continues to witness a surge in coronavirus cases, a new subvariant of Omicron has been detected in New Delhi, identified as BA-2.75.

As India's national capital continues to witness a surge in coronavirus cases, a new subvariant of Omicron has been detected in New Delhi, identified as BA-2.75. On Tuesday, Delhi reported 2,495 new COVID-19 cases with the positivity rate touching 15.41 per cent. The capital also recorded seven deaths, according to the health department. The number of virus cases in Delhi is highest since January, reports say. On Saturday, the capital reported 2,423 virus cases with a positivity rate of 14.97 per cent, including two fatalities, and on Wednesday, the capital reported over 2,000 COVID-19 along with five fatalities. Also Read: Man claims he had monkeypox and coronavirus at the same time What is the new Omicron sub-variant BA-2.75? According to doctors in Delhi, the BA-2.75 was detected in 90 samples as reports claim it infects people with antibodies and is also more transferable. It also infects those who have taken the coronavirus vaccine. The BA.2.75 subvariant is the descendent of Omiron subvariant BA.2 and is reportedly different from BA.5. Watch: Authorities race to contain COVID-19 surge in China's Hainan BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants of Omicron are the dominant virus strains worldwide currently. Reports claim the first BA-2.75 case in India was detected in May, with cases reported in 10 states in the country. Rajeev Jayadevan, co-chairman, National Indian Medical Association Covid Task Force, said that although BA.2.75 has certain mutations that have attracted global attention, "from the limited samples available there are no reports yet of severe disease or excessive spread." BA.2.75 has certain mutations that have attracted global attention. However, from the limited samples available there are no reports yet of severe disease or excessive spread. Besides, cases are now trending down in Mumbai. I am quoted @NishaTOI 1/2https://t.co/CkMj6hnyIj — Rajeev Jayadevan (@RajeevJayadevan) July 10, 2022 × What does the World Health Organization say about BA.2.75? According to the World Health Organization(WH0), the BA.2.75 subvariant indicated "major immune escape" and has a "clear growth advantage" over other variants in India. The WHO has been monitoring the BA.2.75 sub-variant closely. WHO's chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan added that it was "it is too early to know that this sub-variant has properties of being more clinically severe". (With inputs from Agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Omicron BA-2.75: All you want to know about the new Covid subvariant in Delhi

India reported 2,64,202 coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours with the number of active cases reaching 12,72,073.

The number of coronavirus cases is 6.7 per cent higher than Thursday, the health ministry said. India had reported 2,47,417 COVID-19 cases on Thursday which was an increase of 27 per cent from the previous day.&nbsp;

The number of deaths rose to 315 in the last 24 hours taking the total death toll to 4,85,350.

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The health ministry informed that there were 1,09,345 recoveries even as the number of Omicron cases rose to 5,753.

India's southern state of Kerala reported 13,468 coronavirus cases in 24 hours with 21 deaths as the country continues to battle against the virus. Another southern state Tamil Nadu recorded over 20,000 COVID-19 cases and 25 deaths along with over 1,03,000 active cases.

India's western state of Maharashtra which is the hardest hit&nbsp;due to the virus reported 46,406 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday along with 36 deaths. The state health department said there were 34,658 recoveries with no new Omircon cases detected.

India capital Delhi continued to reel against the virus reporting 28,867 new COVID-19 cases and 31 deaths on Thursday.

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The positivity rate in India's capital stands at over 29 per cent, the health department said with over 94,000 active cases.

Karnataka on Thursday reported over 25,000 COVID-19 cases with eight deaths in 24 hours with over 1,15,000 active cases in the state.&nbsp;

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India reported 2,64,202 coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours with the number of active cases reaching 12,72,073. The number of coronavirus cases is 6.7 per cent higher than Thursday, the health ministry said.

India reported 2,64,202 coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours with the number of active cases reaching 12,72,073. The number of coronavirus cases is 6.7 per cent higher than Thursday, the health ministry said. India had reported 2,47,417 COVID-19 cases on Thursday which was an increase of 27 per cent from the previous day. The number of deaths rose to 315 in the last 24 hours taking the total death toll to 4,85,350. Also Read: In a first, sewage samples test positive for Covid in Indian city The health ministry informed that there were 1,09,345 recoveries even as the number of Omicron cases rose to 5,753. India's southern state of Kerala reported 13,468 coronavirus cases in 24 hours with 21 deaths as the country continues to battle against the virus. Another southern state Tamil Nadu recorded over 20,000 COVID-19 cases and 25 deaths along with over 1,03,000 active cases. India's western state of Maharashtra which is the hardest hit due to the virus reported 46,406 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday along with 36 deaths. The state health department said there were 34,658 recoveries with no new Omircon cases detected. India capital Delhi continued to reel against the virus reporting 28,867 new COVID-19 cases and 31 deaths on Thursday. Also Read: Jammu Kashmir witnesses sharp rise in Covid cases The positivity rate in India's capital stands at over 29 per cent, the health department said with over 94,000 active cases. Karnataka on Thursday reported over 25,000 COVID-19 cases with eight deaths in 24 hours with over 1,15,000 active cases in the state. (With inputs from Agencies)

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Delhi is expected to record 14,000 COVID-19&nbsp;cases on Thursday, the capital's health minister Satyendar Jain said.

Speaking to reporters, the minister also said the city is in a comfortable position in terms of hospital bed occupancy and there is no need for a lockdown right now.

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Jain said the number of cases in Delhi is high due as a large number of people are being tested for COVID-19 in the city.

"We have been conducting a large number of tests. If we don't do that, the new cases can reduce to 500-1,000. A lot of people (states) don't conduct tests and say they don't have cases. We have been transparent," he said.

"We are conducting the maximum number of tests in the country," the health minister claimed.

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A few healthcare workers in Delhi have tested positive, but the number is not alarming, the minister said in response to a question.

When asked whether the AAP government was considering a lockdown in the city, Jain said Delhi has already taken stringent actions, including imposing a night curfew and weekend curfew, which are sufficient for time being. There is no need for a lockdown right now, he said.

Delhi is expected to record 14,000 COVID-19 cases on Thursday, the capital's health minister Satyendar Jain said. Speaking to reporters, the minister also said the city is in a comfortable position in terms of hospital bed occupancy and there is no need for a lockdown right now.

Delhi is expected to record 14,000 COVID-19 cases on Thursday, the capital's health minister Satyendar Jain said. Speaking to reporters, the minister also said the city is in a comfortable position in terms of hospital bed occupancy and there is no need for a lockdown right now. Also Read: India reports over 90,000 COVID-19 cases in 24 hours, 325 deaths Jain said the number of cases in Delhi is high due as a large number of people are being tested for COVID-19 in the city. "We have been conducting a large number of tests. If we don't do that, the new cases can reduce to 500-1,000. A lot of people (states) don't conduct tests and say they don't have cases. We have been transparent," he said. "We are conducting the maximum number of tests in the country," the health minister claimed. Also Read: Night curfew in Tamil Nadu from January 6; full lockdown on Sundays A few healthcare workers in Delhi have tested positive, but the number is not alarming, the minister said in response to a question. When asked whether the AAP government was considering a lockdown in the city, Jain said Delhi has already taken stringent actions, including imposing a night curfew and weekend curfew, which are sufficient for time being. There is no need for a lockdown right now, he said.

No need for lockdown right now, says Delhi health minister amid COVID-19 surge

Amid rise in coronavirus cases, the Goa state government on Wednesday imposed new restrictions to combat the virus.

Cinema halls and entertainment outlets in Goa were ordered to operate at 50 per cent capacity. Fully vaccinated people and only those with negative COVID-19 certificates will be allowed entry into the state, the local government announced.&nbsp;

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India's capital on Wednesday&nbsp;recorded 923 coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours with active cases at 2,191. The Delhi government had earlier announced a Yellow alert in the capital due to rising COVID-19 cases while ordering the metro train services to operate at 50 per cent capacity.

According to Delhi's health department, the new virus cases were the highest since May 30 and almost double the number of cases recorded from the previous day. The virus positivity rate stood at 1.29 per cent from 0.89 per cent reported on Tuesday. The capital had recorded 496 COVID-19 cases on Tuesday.

At least 1,068 patients are in home isolation, the capital's health department informed.

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Karnataka reported 566 new COVID-19 cases and six deaths with the total number of active cases at 7,771. Meanwhile, Maharashtra's capital Mumbai reported 2,510 COVID-19 cases which is the highest daily cases since May 8.

COVID-19 cases have been on the rise in India's financial capital since last week. The local authorities have also sealed buildings&nbsp;and declared one containment zone&nbsp;in Mumbai.

Punjab on Wednesday reported the first Omicron case after a man who had recently returned from Spain was detected with the new variant. Jammu and Kashmir also recorded a rise in cases with 104 coronavirus cases.

(With inputs from Agencies)

Amid rise in coronavirus cases, the Goa state government on Wednesday imposed new restrictions to combat the virus. Cinema halls and entertainment outlets in Goa were ordered to operate at 50 per cent capacity.

Amid rise in coronavirus cases, the Goa state government on Wednesday imposed new restrictions to combat the virus. Cinema halls and entertainment outlets in Goa were ordered to operate at 50 per cent capacity. Fully vaccinated people and only those with negative COVID-19 certificates will be allowed entry into the state, the local government announced. Also Read: Omicron in India: Chennai beaches not to have New Year parties, celebrations curbed India's capital on Wednesday recorded 923 coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours with active cases at 2,191. The Delhi government had earlier announced a Yellow alert in the capital due to rising COVID-19 cases while ordering the metro train services to operate at 50 per cent capacity. According to Delhi's health department, the new virus cases were the highest since May 30 and almost double the number of cases recorded from the previous day. The virus positivity rate stood at 1.29 per cent from 0.89 per cent reported on Tuesday. The capital had recorded 496 COVID-19 cases on Tuesday. At least 1,068 patients are in home isolation, the capital's health department informed. Also Read: Indian capital imposes 'Yellow Level' restrictions Karnataka reported 566 new COVID-19 cases and six deaths with the total number of active cases at 7,771. Meanwhile, Maharashtra's capital Mumbai reported 2,510 COVID-19 cases which is the highest daily cases since May 8. COVID-19 cases have been on the rise in India's financial capital since last week. The local authorities have also sealed buildings and declared one containment zone in Mumbai. Punjab on Wednesday reported the first Omicron case after a man who had recently returned from Spain was detected with the new variant. Jammu and Kashmir also recorded a rise in cases with 104 coronavirus cases. (With inputs from Agencies)

Delhi reports highest COVID-19 cases since May; Goa announces restrictions

The Delhi government on Sunday announced night curfew&nbsp;to be imposed in India's capital from Monday due to increasing COVID-19 cases.

India's capital reported 290 COVID-19 and one death in the last 24 hours. The number of active cases in the capital stands at&nbsp;1,103.

The night curfew in Delhi will be imposed from 11:00 pm to 5:00 am, the state government said.

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Meanwhile, India's Karnataka state reported 348 COVID-19 cases and 3 deaths in the last 24 hours. The state health minister Dr Sudhakar K said 75 per cent of the eligible population has been administered with second dose of vaccine.

"Vaccination will start for kids from 15 to 18 years of age in the state from January 3," state health minister Dr Sudhakar K said

In Mumbai, there were 922 new COVID-19 cases and two deaths with the total number of infected cases rising to 7,71,112 and the death toll touching 16,370. The Maharashtra health department informed 31 new Omicron cases were detected on Sunday taking the total number of cases of the new variant in the state to 141.

India reported 6,987 new COVID-19 cases along with 162 deaths in the last 24 hours with active cases at 76,766. The total death toll due to the virus in the country has reached 4,79,682.

India's health ministry informed the total number of Omicron cases has now reached 422 and has spread to 17 states as Kerala reported 19 more cases of Omicron variant on Sunday.

(With inputs from Delhi)

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The Delhi government on Sunday announced night curfew to be imposed in India's capital from Monday due to increasing COVID-19 cases. India's capital reported 290 COVID-19 and one death in the last 24 hours.

The Delhi government on Sunday announced night curfew to be imposed in India's capital from Monday due to increasing COVID-19 cases. India's capital reported 290 COVID-19 and one death in the last 24 hours. The number of active cases in the capital stands at 1,103. The night curfew in Delhi will be imposed from 11:00 pm to 5:00 am, the state government said. Also Read in Pics: Amid Omicron fear, Indian streets were packed on Christmas Meanwhile, India's Karnataka state reported 348 COVID-19 cases and 3 deaths in the last 24 hours. The state health minister Dr Sudhakar K said 75 per cent of the eligible population has been administered with second dose of vaccine. "Vaccination will start for kids from 15 to 18 years of age in the state from January 3," state health minister Dr Sudhakar K said In Mumbai, there were 922 new COVID-19 cases and two deaths with the total number of infected cases rising to 7,71,112 and the death toll touching 16,370. The Maharashtra health department informed 31 new Omicron cases were detected on Sunday taking the total number of cases of the new variant in the state to 141. India reported 6,987 new COVID-19 cases along with 162 deaths in the last 24 hours with active cases at 76,766. The total death toll due to the virus in the country has reached 4,79,682. India's health ministry informed the total number of Omicron cases has now reached 422 and has spread to 17 states as Kerala reported 19 more cases of Omicron variant on Sunday. (With inputs from Delhi) (With inputs from Agencies)

Delhi government imposes night curfew amid rise in COVID-19 cases

Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Chandigarh on Sunday reported the first case of Omicron variant.&nbsp;

Reports said Maharastra and Karanataka also recorded Omicron cases today taking the total cases of the new variant to 37. 
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Kerala's health minister said the person who was infected had arrived from the UK. &nbsp;Health minister Veena George said the person had tested positive for the virus on December 8 in Kochi.

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According to health officials, a vaccinated man who arrived from Italy was detected with the Omicron variant in Chandigarh. The man in Chandigarh is currently under quarantine.

Maharashtra has detected the highest number of Omicron cases so far with 18 cases followed by Rajasthan with nine cases.

Karnataka has detected three&nbsp;Omicron cases with capital Delhi reporting two&nbsp;Omicron cases and one each in Chandigarh and Andhra Pradesh.

The variant was first detected in the country in Bengaluru after two people tested positive.

(With inputs from Agencies)

Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Chandigarh on Sunday reported the first case of Omicron variant. Reports said Maharastra and Karanataka also recorded Omicron cases today taking the total cases of the new variant to 37.

Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Chandigarh on Sunday reported the first case of Omicron variant. Reports said Maharastra and Karanataka also recorded Omicron cases today taking the total cases of the new variant to 37. Kerala's health minister said the person who was infected had arrived from the UK. Health minister Veena George said the person had tested positive for the virus on December 8 in Kochi. Also Read: Section 144 imposed in Mumbai; second confirmed case in Delhi According to health officials, a vaccinated man who arrived from Italy was detected with the Omicron variant in Chandigarh. The man in Chandigarh is currently under quarantine. Maharashtra has detected the highest number of Omicron cases so far with 18 cases followed by Rajasthan with nine cases. Karnataka has detected three Omicron cases with capital Delhi reporting two Omicron cases and one each in Chandigarh and Andhra Pradesh. The variant was first detected in the country in Bengaluru after two people tested positive. (With inputs from Agencies)

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