Recoveries grew to 34,15,165 with 29 people getting discharged in the last 24 hours, leaving 310 active infections.Ĭalculate The Age Through Age Calculator Published at : 10:11 AM (IST) Tags: Tamil Nadu IIT Madras Coronavirus COVID-19 Coronavirus Surge Follow Health News on abp LIVE for more latest stories and trending topics. However, the toll remained unchanged at 38,025 with nil fatalities being reported in the last 24 hours. Tamil Nadu on Saturday reported 53 fresh infections, pushing the caseload to 34,53,500.

'Recently, under the Emergency Covid Response Package too, we have added 2,099 very high-class ICU beds, and are adequately prepared and experienced so there is no need to panic,' he said.Īmid a surge in COVID-19 cases and laxity among people in following the health protocol, the Tamil Nadu government on Friday re-introduced the penalty of Rs 500 against those who are found not wearing masks in public places. So, we are launching a special drive that will be monitored by the Chief Minister MK Stalin himself,' he added, as quoted by ANI.Īs per the Health Secretary, the state has adequately strengthened its medical infrastructure. This app can help you take notes in Tamil at your job, at your university, at lectures, at home, etc. In fact, it has never been easier to take notes in this language. 'The ones who are eligible for booster dose must get it administered. Whether you are a native Tamil speaker or whether you simply prefer to write in Tamil, the Tamil Note Book app makes writing in Tamil a dream. The Tamil Nadu Health Secretary stressed that people need to continue exercising caution even as 93 per cent of the population have been administered with COVID vaccine's first dose and 77 per cent have been jabbed with the second dose.

Only the levying of the fine was slowed down, which we have reiterated.' On the state's masks mandate, he pointed out that 'Tamil Nadu never withdrew the mandate on masks. He emphasised that the administration is effectively utilising the already available isolation facility of the campus.

All of them are very stable and very mild cases of COVID-19,' Radhakrishnan said. 'So far, out of 1,420 people, 55 individuals have been isolated.

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