Lockdown Extended Till 5 August In Jammu And Kashmir

Lockdown extended till 5 August in Jammu and Kashmir, Corona cases not stopping. The Jammu and Kashmir government has extended the lockdown in the state till 5 August. Guidelines in this case were released on Sunday. The earlier order said that the lockout would continue till 31 July.

As of August 5, the state has been under complete lockdown. In the report on Sunday evening, 613 cases of coronavirus were reported in the union territory, while 11 people died in 24 hours. There have been 20, 972 cases of coronavirus in the state.

As a precaution, strict steps have been taken by the administration. Those who have come from the road. They are further intercepted at Lakhanpur and inform the respective districts. Tests are done. The correct system is also maintained with the passengers coming by train and by air.

While many are quarantined in homes, many are being sent to centers with government facilities. But despite all these things, there is no shortage.

Corona is continuously growing in Jammu and Kashmir. These cases are coming up more in Kashmir. Strict arrangements are being made in Kashmir for prevention. Even on the festival of Eid people were not given any kind of exemption. The lockdown here has been extended till 5 August.

According to the information, in the month of July, there have been 276 deaths due to corona in the state. In addition, 12862 cases have been found positive. If we talk about March 8 to June 30, there was not much edge in the cases.

There were only 101 deaths during this period. Of which 89 were in Kashmir and 12 were in Jammu. But cases have increased rapidly in the month of July. Between 1 July and 31 July, there have been 276 deaths. Of which 260 are from Kashmir only, the remaining 16 are from the Jammu division.

So far, 377 deaths had occurred in the entire state due to corona till the last day of July. This includes 349 deaths in Kashmir and 26 in the Jammu division. So far, 20359 positive cases have been reported in the state.