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10 Dec 2021

Omicron threat: All nine patients test negative for COVID in Rajasthan

All nine patients are completely healthy and asymptomatic. The doctors advised them to remain in home quarantine for seven days. Research on the Omicron variant is currently underway. This infection spreads fast, but it is not fatal as the Delta variant.

17 Jul 2021

Curbs to control COVID: Rajasthan government bans all religious gathering

The state government also cancelled the Kanwar Yatra and imposed restrictions on prayers and public and religious places on the occasion of Eid-ul-Zuha. Government has also requested all devotees to worship and offer prayers at home while strictly adhering to the COVID-19 protocol.

09 Jul 2021

Ashok Gehlot urge Mansukh Mandaviya to ensure adequate supply of COVID vaccine

More than 42 per cent of people above the age of 18 years have been given the first dose of vaccine Rajasthan is being supplied an average of 1.75 lakh vaccines a day, whereas the state has a capacity to administer 15 lakh vaccines a day Covid cases are on a steady decline, but still looking at the prediction of a third wave, the state has been steadily increasing medical infrastructure

Rajasthan COVID-19

10 May 2021

Rajasthan imposes strict two-week COVID-19 lockdown from today

The state on May 9 crossed the mark of two lakh cases with a total 200189 active cases Weddings, parties and other public gatherings will not be allowed till May 31 Liquor shops will be open from 6 am to 11 am from Monday to Friday

26 Apr 2021

Rajasthan announces free COVID-19 vaccination for everyone above 18 from May 1

Ashok Gehlot on Sunday (April 26, 2021) announced free vaccination for people above 18 years of age in the state for the next vaccination round which starts from May 1. Registrations for the next round of vaccination will be open from today on the Centre's Co-WIN portal and Aarogya Setu app.

06 Mar 2021

Rajasthan makes COVID-19 negative report mandatory for people from four states

A COVID-19 negative report from an RT-PCR test taken up to 72 hours prior to entering the state is mandatory for people coming from Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. Citizens coming from Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat who need to enter Rajasthan will have to present a COVID-19 negative report on arrival.

25 Nov 2020

Rajasthan Health Minister's gross negligence, visits to hospital being corona positive

Rajasthan Health Minister Dr. Raghu Sharma visited a hospital despite being corona positive, which is being seen as a gross negligence.

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