The state currently travels at the second stage and the government has been gripping up the preventive measures and mechanisms to prevent the state from getting into the third stage.
The Villupuram district administration has published his photograph as part of the manhunt operation and the administration has called the people to reach out to the Control room.
The Health organization warned that India must expedite and put double the amount of the prevailing medical and preventive measures to combat the spread of the pandemic.
On March 21st, Tamil Nadu has reported with three cases affected for the virus and within a fortnight, the state has added 480 cases to its count by witnessing the highest single-day rises.
After the consumption, they developed giddiness and complained of vomiting after which the trio was admitted to the Manamelkudi government primary health care.
The third stage denotes the community spread and during this stage, the source of the virus infection is not traceable and the people with having no travel or contact histories would be affected by the global pandemic.
On Wednesday, Chennai city police commissioner AK Viswanathan announced that the curfew under section 144 has been extended till April 15th in Chennai.
By crossing the mark of 300 cases, Tamil Nadu has become the second Indian state to report with the most number of infected cases after Maharashtra which reported 416 cases so far.
On January 12, the World Health Organization has said the evidence is highly suggestive that the outbreak is associated with exposures in one seafood market in Wuhan.
As the virus has been on the accelerating pace, we now must rely on 'Prevention is better than cure' as through taking the preventive measures, we can get rid of from the pandemic.
