Telangana, Hyderabad and Andhra Pradesh, India Coronavirus LIVE Updates Today 16 November 2020
Telangana, Hyderabad and Andhra Pradesh, India Coronavirus LIVE Updates Today 16 November 2020
Coronavirus Live Updates Today 16 November 2020: The Hans India blog provides you the latest Coronavirus Cases news from India, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh. You can find all the Live updates from India and abroad as they break. Check for the latest news here.
Coronavirus in Telangana as on Monday reported 502 coronavirus positive cases and 3 deaths due to the deadly virus. The overall positive cases stood at 2,57,876 while the deaths at 1,407. Active cases stand at 14,385.
Coronavirus in Andhra Pradesh on Monday reported 753 coronavirus positive cases and 13 deaths due to the deadly virus. The overall positive cases stood at 8,54,764 while the deaths at 6,881. Active cases stand at 17,892
Coronavirus in India as on Monday reported 30,548 coronavirus positive cases and 435 deaths due to the deadly virus. The overall positive cases stood at 88,45,127 while the deaths at 1,30,070. Active cases stand at 4,65,478.
Weather in Hyderabad will be 29 Degrees in the morning and at its lowest at 19 Degree during the night. Sunrise in Hyderabad will be at 6:22 AM and will set at 5:40 PM. Humidity in Hyderabad on November 16 will be 90% and Air Quality will be Fair with 51 AQI.
Weather in Vijayawada will be 32 Degree during the day and at its lowest at 23 Degree during the night. Sunrise in Vijayawada will be at 6:11 AM and will set at 5:32 PM. Humidity in Vijayawada on November 16 will be 88% and Air Quality will be Fair with 43 AQI.
Islamic Prayer Timings in Hyderabad as on November 16 (29 Rabi ul Awal, 1442); Fajr: 5:07 AM; Sunrise: 6:21 AM; Dhuhr: 12:01 PM; Asr: 3:16 PM; Maghrib: 5:41 PM; Isha: 06:56 PM
Coronavirus in Delhi: 3,797 new positive cases 3,560 recoveries and 99 deaths reported in Delhi in the last 24 hours
The total number of COVID19 cases in Delhi stands at 4,89,202 including 40,128 active cases, 4,41,361 recoveries and 7,713 deaths
Coronavirus in Haryana: Haryana reports 2153 new COVID19 cases, taking the total tally in the state to 2,02,027.
A total of 1,80,647 discharged so far after recovering from the infection, death toll 2038.
Active cases stands at 19,342
Coronavirus in West Bengal: 3,012 new COVID19 cases, 53 deaths and 4,376 discharged cases reported in West Bengal today, as per the State Health Department.
Total cases: 4,34,563
Active cases: 27,897
Death toll: 7,714
Total discharges: 3,98,952
Coronavirus in Karnataka: Karnataka reports 1157 new COVID19 cases, 2188 discharges and 12 deaths today.
Total cases in the state rise to 8,62,804, including 8,25,141 discharges and 11,541 deaths.
Active cases stand at 26,103
Coronavirus in Mumbai: Mumbai reports 409 new COVID19 cases, 529 recoveries/discharges and 12 deaths today.
Total cases here rise to 2,70,113, including 2,45,774 recoveries/discharges and 10,582 deaths.
Active cases stand at 9807.
Andhra Pradesh News: Celebrations begin at the Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga Temple in Srisailam at the beginning of the Hindu month of Kartik.
Coronavirus in Andhra Pradesh: Andhra Pradesh reports 753 new COVID19 cases taking the total positive cases in the State to 8,54,764
There are 17,892 active cases and 8,29,991 recovered cases in the State; the death toll is at 6,881 as per the State Health Department.
Telangana News: BJP leader and Dubbak MLA elect Raghunandan Rao said that the Dubbak bypoll result would have a greater impact on GHMC results and exuded confidence that the result would be repeated even for GHMC elections. Read Full Story
India Live News: External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Monday lauded India's COVID-19 response, saying that it should give people confidence in the country's future. Read Full Story
Coronavirus vaccine updates: The Phase-III human clinical trails for Covaxin has begun at Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) in Hyderabad on Monday. A medical team at NIMS said that the vaccine will be given for 600 volunteers in the phase-III and will be monitored closely. Read Full Story