 
02nd March 2020

Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) outbreak in China and
Public Health Response
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Situational Status in China

6000
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
0
New Confirmed cases for the day
 
New Confirmed cases for the day
                                  
125
     
Cumulative confirmed cases till date
      
80151
         
Change (%) w.r.t previous day
      
-61 %
       
Cases which were Clinically Confirme d
         
23,343

2
5090
3143 3694
3887
3235
2641
2478 3062
2656 3399
2829 2590
1749 1886
2048 2009
1885 2015
202 573
889
394
508 409
648 397
125
427 327
433 406
01.02.20 20 02.02.20 20 03.02.20 20
04.02.20 20 05.02.20 20 06.02.20 20 07.02.20 20 08.02.20 20 09.02.20 20 10.02.20 20 11.02.20 20 12.02.20 20 13.02.20 20 14.02.20 20 15.02.20 20 16.02.20 20 17.02.20 20 18.02.20 20 19.02.20 20 20.02.20 20 21.02.20 20 22.02.20 20 23.02.20 20 24.02.20 20 25.02.20 20 26.02.20 20 27.02.20 20 28.02.20 20 29.02.20 20 01.03.20 20 02.03.20 20

Situational Status in China
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Deaths for the day
Cumulative Deaths
2943
Deaths for the day
64 57
45
52
44
29
47
42 35
31
31
136
118 114
109
73 73 65
71
119 121 108
143 142
105
9797 98 97
89 86
150
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Status of Cases : Mainland China & Global
3000
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
0
Confirmed Cases
Hubei Province
Death Percentage :96.2%
Hubei Province Total Cases: 67,217 Percentage :83.8%
2834
13 3
22 7
0 0 0 1 3 2 1 1 0 3 2 5 2 1 2 1 6 3 8
6 0 6 1 6 4 1
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Action Taken
• 3 confirmed cases found in Kerala so far. All patients recovered and have been discharged.
• 2 new positive cases have been detected in New Delhi(travel history of Italy) and Telangana (travel history from Dubai). Both are clinically stable.
• 6 more cases have tested positive in UP having contact history with case in Delhi. Required action as per Cluster Management SOP is initiated.
• An Italian Tourist has tested positive in Rajasthan. 21 other accompanying tourists are being shifted to ITBP Camp for testing and quarantine.
Passengers are further monitored under community surveillance through IDSP network on a daily basis
• 25,738Passengers broughtundercommunity surveillance
• 104 found to be symptomatic and referred,
• 37 hospitalized through IDSP network
• 15 labs are operational.
• Reagents to test up to 25000 samples made
available.
• 19 additional labs are being opertaionalised
• Screening at 21 Airports, 12 major seaports and565 minor seaports and land crossings particularly bordering Nepal.
• Universal screening for all flights from Singapore, Thailand ,Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea and China at earmarked aero-bridges.
• Universal screening also started from Vietnam, Malaysia , Nepal, Indonesia, Iran and Italy.
• 645 Passengers were brought from Wuhan, China through special aircrafts and kept for 14 days quarantine in Army camp, Manesar and Chhawla camp of ITBP.
• All evacuees are discharged on 18th February 2020
Earlier Travel Advisory:
• Existing visas (including eVisa already issued) are no longer valid for any foreign national travelling from China.
• Indians have been advised to avoid non-essential travel to Singapore, Republic of Korea, Iran and Italy
• People coming from Republic of Korea, Iran and Italy or having such travel history since 10th February 2020 may be quarantined for 14 days on arrival to India
•FacilityofvisaonarrivalfromRepublicofKorea andJapanissuspended
Latest Travel Advisory

In supersession of all earlier advisories , the latest Travel Advisory mentions :
• All Regular/eVisas/ issued to nationals of Italy, Iran, South Korea and Japan issued on or before
March 03, 2020 and who have not yet entered India, stand suspended with immediate effect.
• Regular/eVisa issued to nationals of Peoples Republic of China issued on or before February 05,
2020 were suspended earlier, which shall remain in force.
• Those requiring to travel to India due to compelling reasons, may seek fresh visa from nearest
Indian Embassy/Consulate.
• Regular/eVisas issued to all other foreign nationals who have travelled to Peoples Republic of China, Iran, Italy, South Korea and Japan, on or after February 01, and who have not yet entered India, stand suspended with immediate effect.
• All foreign and Indian nationals entering into India from any port, are required to furnish duly filled self declaration form including personal particulars and travel history to Health officials and Immigration officials at all ports.
• Passengers (foreign and Indian) arriving directly or indirectly from China, South Korea, Japan, Iran, Italy, Hongkong, Macau, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Nepal, Thailand, Singapore must undergo medical screening at port of entry.
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Situational Status in India
 
Cruise Ship Diamond Princess under quarantine at the Port of Yokohama.
• Total of 705 people on board the cruise have been confirmed to be infected with the disease
• It has 132 crew members and 6 passengers from India.
• As of now 16 Indian national have tested positive and taken to hospitals for treatment.
• As of now 124 people are brought back through Air India flight on 27th February morning including 5 foreign nationals .
• They are kept in Army Facility at Manesar
• 1st Test complete. All Negative
Evacuees from Wuhan
• Total of 112 people inclusive of nationalsfrom Myanmar(2), Bangladesh(22), Maldives (2), Chinese (6), South African(1), USA(1) and Madagascar(1) from Wuhan.
• The evacuees have reached Delhi on 27th February morning and kept at ITBP camp
• 1st Test complete. All Negative

• Secretary (H) has allocated States to all Joint Secretaries in Ministry of Health to assess the preparedness of States for COVID-19
• A checklist provided to all JSs for follwup on preparedness at State level.

• 8 central teams visited districts adjoining Nepal border and reviewed the activities at border crossings and adjoining villages
• More than 3360 Gram Sabha meetings conducted in 21 Bordering Districts in 5 States.
• 9.5 lakhs persons screened at Nepal border.
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Status of Cases : Global
75 Countries- 10,265 Confirmed Cases – 171 Deaths (39 deaths reported since yesterday)
                           
Iran
Country / Region
South Korea
   
Japan
     
Singapore
     
Hong Kong
     
Kuwait
     
Bahrain
     
Thailand
     
Taiwan
     
Malaysia
     
Iraq
    
UAE
     
Vietnam
    
Israel
     
Macao
     
Oman
   
India
     
Pakistan
     
Azerbaijan
     
Georgia
     
Lebanon
     
Philippines
     
Indonesia
Saudi Arabia
Romania
Confirmed
4335
1501
980
108
100
56
47
43
41
29
26
21
16
12
10
6
5
4
3
3
3
3
2
1
3
–
Norway
–
Austria
–
Sweden
–
Netherlands
–
Croatia
–
Belgium
–
Greece
–
Finland
–
Iceland
1
Russia
– – –
Czech Republic Denmark Belarus
Deaths
Country / Region
26 Jordan
66 Qatar
12 Afghanistan
– Nepal
2 Cambodia
– Sri Lanka
–
Italy
1
France
1
Germany
–
Spain
–
England
–
Switzerland
Confirmed
1
1
1
1
1
1
2036
191
157
124
40
38
255
16
14
10
8
8
7
7
6
6
   
4
     
4
     
3
–
Canada
–
Mexico
– –
Dominican Republic
–
Australia
–
New Zealand
–
Algeria
–
Egypt
–
Senegal
–
Morocco
–
Nigeria
–
Ecuador
–
Brazil
Deaths
Country / Region
– Portugal
– Latvia
–
–
–
– 52 3 –
– –
Andorra
Armenia
Ireland Luxembourg
San Marino Monaco Lithuania
Estonia
North Macedonia USA
Confirmed
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
102
27
5
1
33
1
3
2
1
1
1
6
2
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
6
–
–
–
1
–
–
–
–
–
–
8
–
–
Deaths
  
Major countries having Cases & Deaths outside China
Country / Region
Confirmed
Deaths
South Korea
4335
26
Italy
2036
52
Iran
1501
66
5000 4500 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000
500 0
South Korea Italy
Iran
4212
4335
 
Confirmed Cases
Date
South Korea
Italy
Iran
23.02.2020
763( 120%)
157 (582%)
43(138%)
24.02.2020
851 (11%)
232 (47%)
61(41%)
25.02.2020
1146(34%)
323(39%)
95(55%)
26.02.2020
1595 (39% )
470( 45%)
139 (46%)
27.02.2020
1766 (10% )
653 (39% )
270 (46% )
28.02.2020
2031 (15%)
888 (36%)
368 (36%)
29.02.2020
3526 (73%)
1128 (27%)
593 (61%)
01.03.2020
4212 (19%)
1713 (51%)
978 (65%)
02.03.2020
4335 (2.9%)
2036 (18%)
1501 (53%)
9
     
3526
2031 1766
1713 1128
2036
1501
            
1146
323 95
1595
470 139
978
 
763 851
157 232 53 18 43 61
653 270
888 368
593
    
156
346 23
           
Countries, territories or areas outside China with reported laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths (as per WHO data)
Of 75 Countries that have reported laboratory confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 27 have reported Local Transmission
      
Country
Western Pacific Region
Japan
Singapore
Australia
Malaysia
VietNam
Philippines
Cambodia
New Zealand
Total confirmed* cases (new)
254
106
27
24
16
3
1
1
Total deaths (new)
    
6

0
 
1

0

0

1

0

0
Transmission† classification
Local transmission
Local transmission
Local transmission
Local transmission
Local transmission
Imported cases only
Imported cases only
Imported cases only
Days since last reported case
 
Republic of Korea
4212
22
Local transmission
18
27
35
0
0
0
0
3
3

European Region
   
Italy
 
Germany

France
 
Spain

the United Kingdom

Switzerland
 
Norway

Sweden

Netherlands
 
Austria

Croatia
 
Greece

Israel

Finland

Denmark

Azerbaijan

Czechia

Georgia

Romania
Iceland
1689
129
100
45
36
24
19
14
13
10
7
7
7
6
4
3
3
3
3
2
35
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Local transmission
Local transmission
Local transmission
Local transmission
Local transmission
Local transmission
Local transmission
Imported cases only
Local transmission
Imported cases only
Local transmission
Local transmission
Imported cases only
Local transmission
Local transmission
Imported cases only
Imported cases only
Imported cases only
Imported cases only
Imported cases only
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
2
0
1
0

                                                                 
Countries, territories or areas outside China with reported laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths (as per WHO data)
     
Country
European Region
Russian Federation
Armenia
Belarus
Belgium
Estonia
Ireland
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Monaco
North Macedonia
San Marino
Iran (Islamic Republic of)
Kuwait
Bahrain
United Arab Emirates
Iraq
Lebanon
Oman
Total confirmed* cases (new)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
978
56
47
21
19
10§§
6
Total deaths (new)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
54
0
0
0
0
0
0
Transmission† classification
Imported cases only
Under investigation
Imported cases only
Local transmission
Imported cases only
Local transmission
Imported cases only
Imported cases only
Local transmission
Imported cases only
Imported cases only
Imported cases only
Days since last reported case
     
2
0
Imported cases only

Imported cases only

Imported cases only

Imported cases only

Imported cases only

Imported cases only
 
Imported cases only
35
0
3
4
1
3

0
1
5
2
31
27
     
South-East Asia Region
   
Thailand
 
India

Indonesia

Nepal
42
3
2
1
1
0
0
0
Local transmission
Imported cases only
Local transmission
Imported cases only
28
38**
2
0
  
Sri Lanka
1
 
Eastern Mediterranean Region
 
0

0

0

0
 
0

0
3
11
                                       
Pakistan 4 0 Imported cases only 1
Countries, territories or areas outside China with reported laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths (as per WHO data)
Country
Total confirmed* cases (new)
Total deaths (new)
Transmission† classification
Days since last reported case
Region of the Americas
United States
62
0
Local transmission
2
Canada
19
0
Local transmission
1
Mexico
5
0
Imported cases only
0
Brazil
2
0
Imported cases only
1
Dominican Republic
1
0
Local transmission
0
Ecuador
1
0
Imported cases only
1
African Region
Algeria
1
0
Imported cases only
6
Nigeria
1
0
Imported cases only
3
International conveyance (Diamond Princess) ‡
706
6
Local transmission
4

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PREPARADENESS FOR CONTAINMENT OF CLUSTERS
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Guiding Principles
• Situation awareness at all levels (global, national and sub- national) for risk assessment for allowing informed and timely decision making.
• Inter-sectoral coordination at all levels.
• Adherence to core capacities for disease preparedness and response:
– Surveillance
– Laboratory Diagnosis
– Hospital Preparedness
– Logistic Management
– Capacity Building
– Risk Communication
• Although the need, scale and extent of each will increase exponentially as per evolving scenario
Strategic Approach
Scenario
Inference
Approach
Only travel related cases
No community transmission in India
• Continued activities at Points of Entry Surveillance
• Concurrent review and strengthening of all core capacities
Local cluster
of indigenous cases (with no travel history)
Signalling start of local / community transmission
• Cluster containment strategies
• listing of contacts,
• deciding on the containment zone,
• perimeter control (exit and entry controls) and • focused actions in the containment zone for
• isolation of cases,
• home quarantine of contacts,
• social distancing measures (school closure, office closure, ban
on gatherings) and
• communicating the risk to public.
Large outbreaks
Widespread community transmission
• Abandon cluster containment strategy and Points of Entry surveillance • Minimize mortality and morbidity while ensuring essential services and continuity of operations to minimize impact on health and non-health
sectors
• Exit Screening (based on risk assessment to other countries) • Mitigation measures :
• triage of patients (through screening clinics), •surgecapacityofhospitalsforisolation and • ventilator management and
• large scale IEC activities.
COVID-19 becomes endemic
Pool of susceptible population will decrease – stabilization of incidence of new cases
• Programmatic approach shall be followed – akin to that being followed post Pandemic Influenza 2009 (H1N1 outbreak)
• Routine surveillance as an epidemic prone disease and sentinel surveillance to know public health burden of the disease.
Working with the States
Oversight mechanism
• Senior level officers from MoHFW deployed to guide states on the activities being undertaken by States/UTs (by using a checklist) and also stress on the need for continued vigil.
• Bi-weekly VC
with all States/Uts and also Central Ministries/depart ments
Plans and Procedures
• Cluster containment plan shared with all States/UTs
• A mitigation plan
for anticipated COVID Pandemic is being prepared and will be soon shared with all States
• Guidelines/ Protocols/ SOPs shared with the States
Surveillance at POE
• Surveillance at Point of Entry strengthened (based on the risk assessment) involving personnel drawn from the State Governments.
Laboratory support
• In addition to existing lab network of 15 labs, 35 more labs are being activated to
• expand the network of laboratories,
• expand collective testing capacity and
• improve accessibility for all States/UTs to the laboratory network
• Reagents for testing
additional 30000- 50000 samples being procured
Working with the States
Logistic Support
• Central inventory of 50,000 PPE Kits and 2 Lakh N-95 masks
• further procurement is being done for additional 1.5 Lakh PPE Kits and 3 Lakh N-95 masks.
• Indigenous manufacturers identified to manufacture PPE (coverall) with minimum acceptable standards with a combined capacity of 30,000 coveralls per week.
• Logistic in terms of PPE Kits, N-95 masks etc. has been provided to Kerala, Maharashtra, Puducherry, Uttarakhand, Manipur, Delhi, Mizoram, Bihar, UT of Ladakh so far
Risk Communication
• Risk communication material identified for immediate roll out for creating awareness on simple public health measures.
Capacity Building
• A National level training of trainer (ToT) workshop being organized by MoHFW in collaboration with WHO on 6th March, 2020 – With participants from all States/Uts
• ToTs being also done for
ESIC, Defence, Railways, Paramilitary forces, Steel Ministry run Hospitals
• In the second phase – State level ToTs to be initiated in second week of March, 2020
• This is to be followed by
district level and hospital level training.
Accommodation for Quarantine purpose
Name of CAPF
Location
Capacity
BSF
STC, (Subsidiary Training Centre) Jodhpur, Rajasthan
400
STC Bengaluru, Karnataka
300
STC Baikunthpur, Shiliguri, West Bengal
800
CRPF
Group Centre Pinjore
180
Group Centre and Composite Hospital, Guwahati
150
Rajarhat-Kolkata
150
IG Odisha
150
IG Jammu
150
IG NS Delhi
150
NSG
NSG Camp, Hyderabad
300
ITBP
ITBP Chawla Camp
336
480
Ministry of Defence
Air Force – New Delhi
100
Army – Kolkata
150
Army – Hyd
100
Air force – Hyd
100
Army-Chennai
100
Ary-Bangalore
100
Navy-Mumbai
100
Army-Jaiselmar
200
4396
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Issues ahead..

• Bureau of Immigration to provide usable data by providing Indian addresses and phone numbers of passengers.
• Closing of movement at Kartarpur and Wagah borders by MHA.
• Testing and quarantine of passengers from Iran.
– An ICMR representative has reached Iran along with reagents to support Indian Ambassador in Iran for tieing up testing.
– Necessary coordination has also been tied up with WHO, Iran office for Indian Embassy in Iran.
– MEA to brief on the tie up being done for testing of passengers before departing from Iran.
– A decision has to be taken with respect to locations and numbers for quarantine for evacuees from Iran.
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Community Surveillance Summary Status
30000
25000
20000
15000
10000
5000
0
    
454
25738
18505
1014
37
1525 1460
3
      
New passengers enrolled for observation
Cumulative number of Passengers under observation
No. of passengers who have completed 28 days observation period
Number of passengers found symptomatic & referred
Hospitalised
Samples taken
Negative
Positive
20
    
State wise Cumulative number of Passengers under observation

7000
6000
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
0
Cumulative number of Passengers under observation
till 19-02-2020
  
Total : 25,738
                                              
21
5837
4026 4118
Kerala Delhi
2085 2964
772 1330
Haryana Gujarat
Uttar Pradesh Tamil Nadu Pu njab
6 Daman & Diu 9 Mizoram
9 D N Haveli
Nagaland 15
25Tripura 26Chhattisgarh 44Ch an digarh 50Puducherry 51Goa 58Meghalaya
75Ladakh 77Jharkhand
B ih ar 108
Assam 108
Odisha 114
Jammu & Kashmir 130
170A&N Island 211Himachal Pradesh
256Andhra Pradesh 328 Manipur
331 Telangana
356 Rajasthan
359 Maharashtra 363 Madhya Pradesh
381 Uttarakhand 421 Karnataka
525 West Bengal
Call Center Status
      
29-Feb-20 28-Feb-20 27-Feb-20 26-Feb-20 25-Feb-20 24-Feb-20 23-Feb-20 22-Feb-20 21-Feb-20 20-Feb-20 19-Feb-20 18-Feb-20 17-Feb-20 16-Feb-20 15-Feb-20 14-Feb-20 13-Feb-20 12-Feb-20 11-Feb-20 10-Feb-20
9-Feb-20 8-Feb-20 7-Feb-20 6-Feb-20 5-Feb-20 4-Feb-20 3-Feb-20 2-Feb-20 1-Feb-20
142
226
312
      
358
 
81 91
50 63
85 70
115 105
102 82
69
125
109 138
138 172
118 151
                                   
221
315
298
366
244 281
255
                  
0
100
200 300 400
22
• 011-23978046
• Operated 24X7 since 23.1.2020
• Presently 10 dedicated lines being
used
• So far, more than 6300 calls have
been attended
• 608 (international calls) are from
various countries seeking
clarifications
• Mails are received at
ncov2019@gmail.com.
• More than 965 mails received and all
the mails have been answered back!
Status of Sample from Camps & Testing Centres
Source of samples
No. of persons in Quarantine Centre
Samples Testing complete (Cumulative)
Positive
Negative
Samples in process
Samples tested for 1st set of evacuees
Manesar Army Camp
124
124
0
124
0
ITBP Camp
112
112
0
112
0
Total
236
0
236
0
1308
TestingCentre
Samples Testing complete (Cumulative)
No. Positive
No. Negative
Samples in process of testing
NIV, Pune
343
11
338
0
NIV Kerala Unit, Alappuzha
445
0
445
0
Remaining 10 VRDL Testing Centres
604
0
604
14
NCDC, New Delhi
310
0
310
0
Total
1702
11
1697
14
• 3266 samples obtained from 2592 individuals
• 3241 negative, 11 samples positive and 14 under testing
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Screening at point of Entry
Airports (18th January2020onwards)
Flights originated
No. of flights Screened on 02.03.2020
No. of Passengers Screened on 02.03.2020
Cumulative passengers screened (till 02.03.2020)
China
0
0
77586
Hong Kong
5
275
16485
Singapore
40
4370
151080
Thailand
36
3513
136832
Japan
5
581
9696
South Korea
3
256
5865
Vietnam
2
147
1460
Nepal
8
427
10251
Italy
2
460
1858
Malaysia
33
3965
34609
Iran
0
0
181
Others
65
3025
128373
Total
199
17019
574276
* There is no direct flight from Indonesia to India.
Seaports (27th January 2020 onwards)
Ports
No. of Ships Screened on 01.03.2020
No. of Passengers Screened on
01.03.2020
Cumulative Ships screened (till 01.03.2020
Cumulative passengers screened
(till 01.03.2020)
Major (12)
12
392
225
12015
Minor (65)
0
0
136
2627
Total
7
343
361
14,642 24
Bureau of Immigration Data for Travellers (15th Jan onwards)
 
Date
15-01-2020
16-01-2020
17-01-2020
18-01-2020
19-01-2020
20-01-2020
21-01-2020
22-01-2020
23-01-2020
24-01-2020
25-01-2020
26-01-2020
27-01-2020
28-01-2020
29-01-2020
30-01-2020
31-01-2020
01-02-2020
02-02-2020
03-02-2020
04-02-2020
Foreigners
(excluding chinese) departed directly to China
312
267
305
225
254
143
140
126
131
255
137
145
143
153
111
85
156
73
66
59
46
Chinese national departed directly to China
402
532
709
589
926
691
821
774
513
144
92
193
166
330
329
608
455
375
546
309
277
Departures – China
 
Indians Date departed
directly to China

507 05-02-2020

438 06-02-2020

538 07-02-2020

303 08-02-2020

452 09-02-2020

251 10-02-2020

249 11-02-2020
233 12-02-2020
250 13-02-2020
379 14.02.2020
270 15-02-2020
233 16-02-2020
169 17-02-2020
217 18-02-2020
141 19-02-2020
141 20-02-2020
153 21-02-2020
81 22-02-2020
78 23-02-2020
35 24-02-2020
62 25-02-2020
26-02-2020
27-02-2020
28-02-2020
Total
Foreigners (excluding chinese) departed directly to China
Chinese national departed directly to China
56 181
3 76
47 209
20 126
27 142
13 92
11 0
30
11 42
14 55
20 0
34 60
10 52
11 0
11 0
20 41
33 46
32 0
90
27 20
70
21 0
20
90
3783 10942
Indians departed directly to China
32
15
38
36
46
40
7

3

21

35

7

29

37

3

19

32

61

11

16

36

18

18

5

66
5811
25

                                                                                 
Bureau of Immigration Data for Travellers (15th Jan onwards)
Arrivals – China
Date
Chinese coming directly from China
Indian coming directly from China
Foreigners (excluding chinese) coming directly from China
Date
Chinese coming directly from China
Indian coming directly from China
Foreigners (excluding chinese) coming directly from China
18-01-2020
337
844
283
09-02-2020
5
13
6
19-01-2020
483
1026
291
10-02-2020
1
29
0
20-01-2020
362
748
238
11-02-2020
0
0
0
21-01-2020
345
541
197
12-02-2020
0
2
0
22-01-2020
678
581
209
13-02-2020
0
21
4
23-01-2020
531
403
210
14.02.2020
0
31
8
24-01-2020
472
646
356
15-02-2020
0
1
0
25-01-2020
485
516
226
16-02-2020
1
38
4
26-01-2020
558
733
299
17-02-2020
0
40
4
27-01-2020
292
461
283
18-02-2020
0
0
0
28-01-2020
189
491
136
19-02-2020
0
17
1
29-01-2020
255
616
163
20-02-2020
0
21
0
30-01-2020
132
465
207
21-02-2020
0
37
1
31-01-2020
242
755
139
22-02-2020
0
3
0
01-02-2020
181
283
81
23-02-2020
0
0
0
02-02-2020
264
336
68
24-02-2020
0
19
0
03-02-2020
63
299
28
25-02-2020
0
0
0
04-02-2020
63
145
19
26-02-2020
0
4
0
05-02-2020
9
113
9
27-02-2020
0
0
0
06-02-2020
0
0
0
28-02-2020
0
16
2
07-02-2020
5
177
33
08-02-2020
0
190
4
Total
7067
13374
4340 26
Bureau of Immigration Data for Travellers (15th Jan onwards)
IRAN
Arrival
Departure
Date
Indian
Iranians
Other Foreigners
Indian
Iranians
Other Foreigners
20.02.2020
0
0
0
0
0
0
21.02.2020
49
69
4
91
112
4
22.02.2020
86
56
4
33
88
2
23.02.2020
67
78
4
87
87
7
24.02.2020
0
0
0
0
0
0
25.02.2020
115
106
2
41
41
0
26.02.2020
143
31
6
50
50
1
27.02.2020
0
0
0
0
0
0
28.02.2020
0
0
0
0
0
0
460
340
20
302
378
14
ITALY
Arrival
Departure
Date
Indian
Italians
Other Foreigners
Indian
Italians
Other Foreigners
20.02.2020
255
71
80
148
54
51
21.02.2020
287
136
41
231
106
86
22.02.2020
224
103
79
108
82
73
23.02.2020
221
196
59
198
156
76
24.02.2020
267
104
51
120
65
77
25.02.2020
239
112
58
111
62
61
26.02.2020
238
133
29
269
93
65
27.02.2020
306
59
56
133
84
58
28.02.2020
315
82
61
195
20
109
2352
996
514
1513
722
656
27
Bureau of Immigration Data for Travellers (15th Jan onwards)
JAPAN
Arrival – Directly from Japan
Departure- Directly to Japan
Date
Indian
Japanese
Other Foreigners
Indian
Japanese
Other Foreigners
20.02.2020
100
250
34
61
332
72
21.02.2020
96
331
34
104
549
60
22.02.2020
179
347
59
115
360
53
23.02.2020
186
459
52
185
511
80
24.02.2020
116
393
43
96
316
53
25.02.2020
41
257
24
172
343
100
26.02.2020
132
369
32
117
334
97
27.02.2020
81
196
26
89
231
102
28.02.2020
81
222
56
76
600
67
1012
2824
360
1015
3576
684
Arrival – Indirectly from Japan
Departure- Indirectly to Japan
Date
Indian
Japanese
Other Foreigners
Indian
Japanese
Other Foreigners
20.02.2020
7
0
8
0
0
0
21.02.2020
0
0
0
1
0
1
22.02.2020
8
0
7
0
0
0
23.02.2020
0
0
0
0
0
0
24.02.2020
0
0
0
1
0
0
25.02.2020
13
0
9
0
0
0
26.02.2020
0
0
0
1
0
0
27.02.2020
11
0
10
0
0
0
28.02.2020
0
0
0
0
0
1
39
0
34
3
0
2
28
Bureau of Immigration Data for Travellers (15th Jan onwards)
REPUBLIC OF KOREA
Arrival – Directly from Korea
Departure- Directly to Korea
Date
Indian
Korean
Other Foreigners
Indian
Korean
Other Foreigners
20.02.2020
76
177
51
146
173
139
21.02.2020
31
93
31
54
127
36
22.02.2020
118
101
47
113
201
96
23.02.2020
58
88
29
91
59
54
24.02.2020
25
79
36
69
67
67
25.02.2020
128
130
29
148
103
102
26.02.2020
41
67
28
88
67
69
27.02.2020
108
77
32
100
191
78
28.02.2020
50
42
20
31
151
20
635
854
303
840
1139
661
Arrival – Indirectly from Korea
Departure- Indirectly to Korea
Date
Indian
Korean
Other Foreigners
Indian
Korean
Other Foreigners
20.02.2020
0
0
0
0
0
1
21.02.2020
14
0
2
0
0
0
22.02.2020
0
0
0
0
0
0
23.02.2020
12
0
0
2
1
4
24.02.2020
5
0
11
0
0
0
25.02.2020
0
0
0
1
0
1
26.02.2020
5
0
3
0
0
0
27.02.2020
0
0
0
1
0
0
28.02.2020
17
0
10
0
0
0
53
0
26
4
1
6
29
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Status of Logistics, Isolation beds and hospitals in States for 2019-nCoronavirus of all States
S.No.
State
No. of the designated hospital for isolation of suspected corona Virus Patients
Number of beds available in the designated isolation wards for suspected Corona virus patients
Number of
Ventilators available in the designated isolation wards for suspected Corona virus patients
Number of PPEs available in the designated hospital
Number of N95 masks available in the designated hospital
Number_of_PPE buffer Stocks (State + District Buffers)
Number_of_N95 masks buffer Stocks (State + District Buffers)
1
Andhra Pradesh
56
448
55
5030
15379
7445
95584
2
Andaman & Nicobar Islands
1
5
1
10
100
350
9000
3
Arunachal Pradesh
20
56
7
106
30
50
10
4
Assam
32
95
43
14856
1969
5
Bihar
41
356
83
20663
3001
637
335
6
Chandigarh
3
31
7
554
931
7
Chhattisgarh
31
211
183
3692
14635
8
Dadra & Nagar Haveli
1
20
3
432
471
125
157
9
Daman & Diu
2
11
2
212
460
212
460
10
Delhi
21
214
85
6912
56315
1156
322512
11
Goa
2
29
2
45
260
148
1416
12
Gujarat
42
576
206
16384
30261
8171
8780
13
Haryana
151
819
355
5108
11452
1118
4869
14
Himachal Pradesh
15
63
20
2112
7122
74
445
15
Jammu & Kashmir
22
233
13
5962
2346
2639
2247
16
Jharkhand
26
102
7
448
181
723
216
17
Karnataka
50
260
50
646
1462
115
180
31
Status of Logistics, Isolation beds and hospitals in States for 2019-nCoronavirus of all States
S.No.
State
No. of the designated hospital for isolation of suspected corona Virus Patients
Number of beds available in the designated isolation wards for suspected Corona virus patients
Number of
Ventilators available in the designated isolation wards for suspected Corona virus patients
Number of PPEs available in the designated hospital
Number of N95 masks available in the designated hospital
Number_of_PPE buffer Stocks (State + District Buffers)
Number_of_N95 masks buffer Stocks (State + District Buffers)
18
Ladakh
2
10
6
12
34
19
Lakshadweep
1
2
2
25
50
25
100
20
Madhya Pradesh
60
349
104
9958
24201
877
4094
21
Maharashtra
38
344
55
1975
17670
22
Manipur
9
36
3
110
82
69
131
23
Meghalaya
6
14
1
1050
330
372
9
24
Mizoram
9
70
3
20
30
539
25
Nagaland
14
52
11
240
200
26
Odisha
5
159
46
808
504
27
Puducherry
11
34
3
1325
4200
75
1100
28
Punjab
25
177
24
789
1572
2370
3488
29
Rajasthan
35
277
96
3349
12188
30
Sikkim
6
27
5
193
330
31
Tamil Nadu
24
235
65
5806
6874
5730
5500
32
Telengana
12
325
20
917
3005
33
Tripura
9
6
1
10
20
1022
980
34
Uttar Pradesh
82
820
401
4160
11227
22009
18279
35
Uttarakhand
42
240
33
182
1607
375
839
36
West Bengal
19
104
7
2527
11095
2678
15273
TOTAL
962
7,532
2,041
1,22,062
2,61,410
70,999
32
6,22,243
Countries imposing restrictions on entry from Iran and other COVID-19 effective countries
Australia : Anyone who is not a permanent resident or citizen of Australia would not be allowed to enter Australia until 14 days after they had left Iran
Kiribati : Kiribati has imposed an entry ban on China, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, U.S. and Vietnam requiring the persons from these countries to spend at least 14 days in a country free of COVID-19
Germany : Insisting all travelers arriving from China, South Korea, Japan, Italy and Iran to declare their health status.
Thailand: All arriving Chinese tourists must provide medical certificates stating that they are healthy and free of infection from Corona Virus.
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