Fines of up to Rs 10,000 for using phone while driving: UP transport dept

Fines of up to Rs 10,000 for using phone while driving: UP transport dept

The notification issued also said that riding without a helmet will draw a thousand rupee fine as well

Current Affairs : India’s Covid-19 recuperation rate presently remains at 64.54 percent, said Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan here on Friday.

“Over the most recent 24 hours, we have crossed the 1-million sign of patients who have recouped from Covid-19. Today we have 10, 57,805 who individuals have now recouped. The complete number of cases the nation over now remains at 16,38,870 cases,” Dr Harsh Vardhan said at the Group of Ministers (GoM) meeting here.

He included, “Two-third of the cases have recouped and have returned home. The casualty rate is likewise descending and today it remains at 2.18 percent. The recuperation rate has improved to 64.54 percent. The multiplying rate is correct presently remaining at 21 days.”

Vardhan said that near 6,42,588 examples have been tried over the most recent 24 hours and in the “most recent one month, near 1 crore tests have been led in the nation.

The Union Health Minister said that 0.27 percent patients were on the ventilator, 1.58 percent were in ICUs and 2.28 percent required some type of oxygen support.

A Central Group of Ministers meeting, under the chairmanship of Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan, was held at Nirman Bhawan on Friday on the Covid-19 circumstance in the nation.

Outside Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Union Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri were likewise present.

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