PM Modi’s meeting with the Chief Ministers of the states tomorrow on the increasing cases of corona in the country
New Delhi | PM Modi meeting with Chief Ministers: The rapidly increasing cases of corona in the country have increased the concern of the central government. In February next month, assembly elections are going to be held in five states of the country in 2022 and the cases of corona are also increasing continuously. In such a situation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to hold a meeting with the Chief Ministers of the states tomorrow. Let us tell you that even today, about 2 lakh new cases of corona have been reported in the country and 442 people have died. Due to the continuous increase of new infected, now the number of active cases in the country has also increased to 9 lakh 55 thousand 319.
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These states increased the concern of the Center
PM Modi meeting with Chief Ministers: This meeting of the Prime Minister with the Chief Ministers of the states will be left at 4.30 pm on Thursday evening regarding the rapidly spreading infection of Corona in the country. Many states of the country have increased the concern of the central government. The Union Health Ministry has said that Maharashtra, West Bengal, Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Kerala and Gujarat are emerging as states of concern due to the increase in the cases of Kovid-19.
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27,561 new cases in the capital Delhi today
In the country’s Delhi, 27 thousand 561 new cases of corona have come in 24 hours on Wednesday, while 40 people have died. During this, 14 thousand 957 people have been discharged. The number of active cases in the state has increased to 87 thousand 445, while the positivity rate is 26.22 percent.
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