The website launched by the Tamil Nadu government would function under the Commissionerate of Rehabilitation and Welfare of Non-Resident Tamils.

The government would roll out further instructions after the conclusion of the cabinet meeting that has been scheduled on May 2nd.

The state has reported more than a hundred cases for the second consecutive day amid the lockdown and restrictions.

The company further stated that it has been working with the local health authorities towards tracing the contacts and the customers to whom the executive delivered food.

Erode district is second in the state of Tamil Nadu after Nilgiris to achieve the feat of 100% recovery of the COVID-19 patients.

The decision of extending the lockdown beyond May 3 would be taken by the Chief Minister based on the recommendations and suggestions disclosed by the expert committee.

The current reporting has been the highest single-day rise in the number of positive cases recorded by the state since the outbreak.

On Tuesday, the Greater Chennai Corporation has deployed a mobile testing unit to the Koyambedu market complex and started collecting the samples from traders.

The virtual meeting had lasted for three hours and was organized at the crucial time of penning the prefix of the decision on the lockdown extension.

The Ministry clarified that the operations of goods and parcel trains would be functioning normally with the view of transporting essential products.