Corona is wreaking havoc in many districts of Madhya Pradesh. At the same time, the Coronavirus infection in Malwa Nimar zone is not yet stopped. In Khandwa, a report surfaced on Friday found corona infection in six patients, while 55 reports have come out negative. For the first time in Neemuch, two policemen have also been found infected. The new patients found in Khandwa are from Rama Colony, Gandhinagar, Pandhana and Khaigonda regions. Patients have been admitted to covid Care Center. With these, the number of positive patients has increased to 257. Of these, 216 became healthy and 14 have died. There are 27 active cases left.

The spread of corona in Neemuch is increasing rapidly. The report, which came late Thursday in the district, found 38 Corona positive. These include an ASI and constable. Both the most infected areas are posted in the station of Javad headquarters and these days were serving in the quarantine ward. His family has been quarantined and sampled. Among the new patients, 35 are from Javad, two from Ummedpura and one at Neemuch headquarters. Now 293 have been infected, while 160 patients have gone home after recovering. 7 people have also died.

Let us tell you that in Khargone, the cases of corona are increasing. Three new infected were found in the city. These include two from Barwah block and one from the city. Now 184 have been infected in the district. 108 of them have gone home healthy. 12 have also died. There are 64 active cases. At the same time, the report of 65-year old man of Azad Marg, Kaziwada area of Dhar district has come corona positive. The history of this family's contact with the lawyer of Qaziwada has been revealed. With this, there have been 126 patients in the district. Of these, 111 have gone home healthy. Active patients are 13. 3 have also died.

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