Delhi

Inox Air Products said that they are facing delays in Delhi while transporting oxygen due to road blockades by the farmer protestors

This 'farmer' march comes at a time when Delhi is going through a surge in Coronavirus cases, with testing facilities getting overwhelmed.

Delhi High Court slams Arvind Kejriwal and his govt for turning a blind eye towards the plight of migrant workers in Delhi

Netizens were also angry at Kejriwal having funds for arranging food for 'protesting farmers' but having left the migrants in a a limbo.

While speaking on the matter, migrant labourers lamented, "We're daily wagers, CM should have given us some time before announcing it. It takes us Rs 200 to reach home, but they're charging Rs 3,000-4,000 now, how will we go home?"

Two students have been admitted at Fortis while one has been admitted at BL Kapoor Hospital in a critical condition. The rest have been shifted to Jhajjar AIIMS and Sultanpuri quarantine centre, as per reports.

Migrant labourers in Delhi are leaving the city for their native places as Arvind Kejriwal announced a strict 6-day curfew to control the spread of the coronavirus

The weeklong curfew will begin tonight 10 PM till April 26 (Monday) in view of the rising Covid-19 cases in Delhi.

Police have booked and arrested a Delhi couple after the duo misbehaved with the personnel over masks. The video went viral.

The allocation of oxygen is dynamically decided. As per the union government, Delhi got 2.4 times oxygen on April 17 compared to April 16.