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Tightening of restrictions in containment areas, non-essential activities : Health Secretary

J. Radhakrishnan. Urging people not to believe rumours on a total lockdown after polling for Assembly election on April 6, Health Secretary J. Radhakrishnan on Monday said restrictions will certainly be tightened in COVID-19 containment areas. “Some steps should be taken without affecting the public and with public cooperation to avoid an out-of-control situation like Maharashtra. Of the 4.5 lakh areas, there are 925 containment areas that had more than three COVID-19 positive cases. Restrictions will be tightened in these areas. We will have focus volunteers and take up complete testing,” he told reporters shortly after an inspection at the State Vaccine Store.

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Curbs in COVID-19 containment areas around Tamil Nadu to be intensified

Health Secretary scotches rumours about total lockdown after the Assembly poll Urging people not to believe rumour about a total lockdown after polling on April 6, Health Secretary J. Radhakrishnan on Monday said restrictions will be tightened in COVID-19 containment areas. Restrictions will gradually be enforced for non-essential activities based on government’s policy decisions and views of public health experts. “Some steps should be taken without affecting the public and with public cooperation we can avoid an out-of-control situation like Maharashtra. Of the 4.5 lakh areas, there are 925 containment areas that had more than three COVID-19 cases. Restrictions will be tightened in these areas. We will have focus volunteers and take up testing,” he told reporters shortly after an inspection at the State Vaccine Store.

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State s COVID-19 tally crosses 9 lakh; 11 more persons die

3,672 new cases reported; 1,335 test positive in Chennai, 376 in Coimbatore Tamil Nadu’s overall COVID-19 tally crossed nine lakh on Monday as another 3,672 persons tested positive for the infection. Till date, 9,03,479 persons have tested positive for COVID-19 in the State. It has taken 111 days for the State to add one lakh more cases to its overall tally. Tamil Nadu had crossed eight lakh cases on December 14, 2020. The State reached another milestone on Monday as the total sample count crossed two crore. With the testing of 80,056 more samples, the overall samples tested so far reached 2,00,12,235. Another 11 persons succumbed to the infection, taking the toll to 12,789.

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Young patients turning up with clinical, radiological changes

Young patients turning up with clinical, radiological changes Updated: Updated: Doctors also notice early onset of complications Share Article Doctors also notice early onset of complications Of late, doctors are noticing changes in clinical presentation of COVID-19 patients and radiological findings in young patients that have led them to analyse the variations when compared to last year. As COVID-19 cases continue to surge, health officials and doctors have been noting that a significant number of patients are now in the lower age group. They were reporting with variations in clinical presentation, early onset of complications and changes in lung findings.

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People in 18-45 age group accounted for 51% of spike in COVID-19 cases: Tamil Nadu Health Secretary

People in 18-45 age group accounted for 51% of spike in COVID-19 cases: Tamil Nadu Health Secretary
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