Articles about Containment Zone

With the second wave of COVID-19 subsiding, the number of containment zones in Delhi has gone down from over 58,000 to less than 500 in the last two months, according to official data.

The Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday issued fresh COVID-19 guidelines for surveillance, containment, and caution.

In a major sign of relief for residents of Delhi, half of the coronavirus containment zones in the national capital have been classified as 'orange' zones.

The spread of COVID-19, which has sickened more than 90,000 people in India, has triggered widespread public concerns.

The Ministry of Health on Monday said that the rate at which the number of coronavirus cases is doubling in India has slowed to 7.5 days.

Earlier this week, the Centre had issued guidelines for the extended nationwide lockdown, that will last until May 3.

Delhi has emerged as the second worst-affected region in India amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Delhi's Chandni Mahal locality has emerged as a containment zone after 52 out of 102 people who were evacuated from 13 mosques in the area tested positive for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).