The state has closed the first week of the fifth phase of the lockdown by not only recording a thousand cases each day but also transcending the previous tallies.
The state government said that the price caps are fixed and are maximum and stated that the private hospitals shouldn't levy more charges on the patients than the fixed price cap.
On May 25, India has become the tenth worst-hit nation due to COVID-19 and within a fortnight, the country surpassed other major affected countries like Turkey, Germany, France, and Italy.
Currently, Chennai has the most number of COVID-19 cases in Tamil Nadu and the city is one of the 13 worst affected Indian cities, leaving the state government with more challenges to tackle the spread.
The High court resumed on June 1, when the fifth phase of the lockdown came into effect, with 33 benches and the judges heard the cases through video conferencing from the courtrooms.
Chennai currently has 15 active zones with more cases in Royapuram ( Zone 5 -3388 cases) followed by Tondiarpet (Zone 4 - 2261 cases), and Teynampet (Zone 9 - 2136).
The state must roll out new testing protocols to deal with new symptoms like respiratory distress, and the disorder of losing the sense of taste or smell.
According to the IMA, it has prescribed the government that the corporate private hospitals can charge Rs 23,000 per day from the patients who are reported with mild/moderate symptoms.
The Union Minister said the Central government has been committed to promoting all the languages of India under the able leadership of Prime Minister Modi.
By acknowledging that the Tondiarpet and Royapuram zones have become a huge challenge for the government, he appealed to the people not to get panic due to the rise of positive cases.
While the government is yet to decide and approve the IMA's disclosure, the proposed estimates are at a high scale that most people can't afford amid the financial stress and instabilities.
The petition comes at a high time when the state is ten days ahead of conducting the board exams as per the schedule issued by the school education department.
The state has also recorded 11 fatalities taking the death toll to 208. According to the Union Health Ministry, Tamil Nadu is the eighth Indian state to cross 200 deaths.
The destruction and annihilation of woods had made wildlife more vulnerable today to travel miles in search of food and the same destruction would possibly make us vulnerable tomorrow.
ADMK is hoping to hit the campaign trail and conduct the elections by December 2020 with having no surety on when the state would a COVID-19 free state.
The police had registered the case against the accused under section 307- attempt to murder, of the Indian Penal Code, and under section 12- sexual harassment, of the POCSO Act.
In the fifth phase of the lockdown, the Center has permitted the resumption of religious places across the country from June 8. However, the Tamil Nadu government has barred the re-opening in the state.
