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Health Bulletin COVID 19 Uttarakhand 11 September 2020 Uttarakhand State Control Room Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme Directorate of Medical Health & Family Welfare, Uttarakhand, Dehradun Health Bulletin Date: 11-09-2020 Time: 07:00 PM Total Positive: 29221 Total Recovered: 19428 Migrated Out of State: 111 Total Active Cases: 9294 Total Death: 388 1- Total Positive COVID-19 detected today 995* 2- Total Number of COVID-19 Patients Treated/ Cured today 645 3- Number of samples found negative for COVID-19 today 8237 4- Total number of samples sent for COVID-19 testing today 8861 5- Total number of samples found negative 448924 6- Total number of samples result awaited 13516 7- Doubling Rate for Uttarakhand (in last 7 days) 24.80 Days Salient Features: Percentage Recovery for COVID-19 Patient in the state is 66.49%. Out of total samples tested only 6.11% sample tested Positive in Uttarakhand. Detailed Status of Sample Tested Districts Sample Cumulative Negative Positive Results Repeat/ Samples Sent to Negative Negative Positive Today Positive Awaited In- Sent to conclusive/ Labs Today Cumulative Cumulative ** Labs Rejected Today Govt. Pvt. (including Govt. Pvt. Total (including Samples Lab Lab Pvt. Lab) Lab Lab Pvt. Lab) Almora 200 26933 166 287 25561 8* 6* 14 851 210 311 Bageshwar 210 13235 15 50 12385 6* 1* 7 356 396 98 Chamoli 867 21971 354 0 19797 8* 0 8 498 1212 464 Champawat 799 23429 125 154 19894 0 10* 10 501 2782 252 Dehradun 1471 79542 573 291 69806 95* 186* 281 6672 1098 1966 Haridwar 1011 79524 449 781 70631 72* 89* 161 6150 1011 1732 Nainital 503 40204 141 365 35216 37* 73* 110 3805 624 559 Pauri Garhwal 372 29178 505 39 26638 37* 6* 43 1038 731 771 Pithoragarh 227 23570 103 214 22603 17* 22* 39 567 237 163 Rudraprayag 391 17059 214 10 16000 5* 0 5 451 439 169 Tehri Garhwal 775 38438 125 309 33354 0 29* 29 1661 2582 841 US Nagar 1396 77495 233 2047 68534 22* 249* 271 5467 1406 2088 Uttarkashi 639 31302 175 512 28505 7* 10* 17 1204 788 805 Total 8861 501880 3178 5059 448924 314 681 995 29221 13516 10219 *It includes Six Hundred Seventy Nine (679) COVID-19 Positive cases from district Almora (12), Bageshwar (06), Chamoli (01), Champawat (10), Dehradun (257), Haridwar (15), Nainital (72), Pauri (42), Pithoragarh (38), Rudraprayag (05), Tehri (29), U.S.Nagar (178) & Uttarkashi (14) reported last night dated 10.09.2020. **This is not actual number of pending samples, it includes results awaited, pending samples, rejected samples & result withheld. 1 Uttarakhand State Control Room Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme Directorate of Medical Health & Family Welfare, Uttarakhand, Dehradun Details of Districts having Positive COVID-19 Cases No. of Positive No. of Positive Active Cases Migrated Days Since Last Cases Treated/ Deaths Cases till Date in the District Positive Cases Positive Case Cured till Date Almora 851 526 320 2 3 0 Bageshwar 356 225 130 1 0 0 Chamoli 498 340 155 0 3 0 Champawat 501 249 250 2 0 1 Dehradun 6672 3736 2715 188 33 0 Haridwar 6150 4386 1681 63 20 0 Nainital 3805 2601 1126 71 7 0 Pauri Garhwal 1038 534 480 10 14 0 Pithoragarh 567 401 163 3 0 0 Rudraprayag 451 215 234 1 1 1 Tehri Garhwal 1661 1249 410 2 0 1 U.S. Nagar 5467 4075 1324 42 26 0 Uttarkashi 1204 891 306 3 4 0 Total 29221 19428 9294 388 111 District-wise Hotspots/ Containment Zones S.No District Number of Name of Containment Zone (Date of Start of Containment Zone) Containment Zone Rishikesh (2) Dehradun (25) 1. Nagar Nigam Rishikesh Krishan Nagar colony IDPL (4-09-2020 1. Gram Guniyal Gaun Jamoliwala P.O Sinola (31-08-2020 2. Veerbhadra Apartment 1 to 4 block B (4-09-202) 2. 7 D Astley hall Virendra & Sons Company (3-09-2020) 3. Jakhan Upper cost avenue rajpur road (3-09-2020) Doiwala (5) 4. Shastri nagar gali no.06 (4-09-2020) 5. MDDA Colony Sahastradhara Road (4-09-2020) 1. Gram Majri Grant ward no. 11 (Pal Mohalla) (4-09-2020) 6. Naya Gaun Ajabpur Khurd Nilayance Apartment (4-09-2020) 2. Ward No-1, Misarwaala kala Doiwala (8-09-2020) 7. Naya Gaon hathibarkala (4-09-2020) 3. Ward No-05, Bichali jolly (8-09-2020) 8. Kandoli Rajpur Road (4-09-2020) 4. Ward No-12, Rajiv Nagar, Mohalla Khatta Road (10-09-2020) 9. 13 Guru road patelnagar (5-09-2020) 5. 21 Rajiv Nagar, khatta road (10-09-2020) 10. Salan Gaun PO Bhagwantput (5-09-2020) 11. Ashok Vihar , Ajabpur Kala Bhandari waali gali (6-09-2020) Vikasnagar (3) 12. Gram Mehuwalmaffi, Van Vihar (7-09-2020) 1 Dehradun 35 13. 150/4 Dharampur (8-09-2020) 1. Ward No. 13 Madina Basti Nawabgarh (02-09-2020) 14. Arya Samaj Road, Mutowala, Chandarmani (09-09-20) 2. Ward no. 10 pachimiwali road (4-09-2020) 15. Apar Railyway Colony (09-09-20) 3. Ward No-14, Gram Shankarpur (8-09-2020) 16. Somnath Nagar - 2 - Danda Lakhond Near IT Park (09-09-2020) 17. C-57, Nehru Colony (10-09-2020) 18. Lower Nehru Gram , Devashish Enclave Colony (10-09-2020) 19. Pratap Road Bharuwaala Grant (10-09-2020) 20. 19/2 lane no-02, Teg Bahadur Road (10-09-2020) 21. G-20, Race Course (10-09-2020) 22. 576 C Tapkeshwar Colony (10-09-2020) 23. 57 Nehru Colony (10-09-2020) 24. Rajeshwar Nagar Phaj-5, Backside of PNB Bank (10-09-2020) 25. Upper Nehru Gram, Dandi Rampur (10-09-2020) Khatima (10) Kicha (4) 1. Gangi khasi baagh (02-09-2020 to 12-09-2020) 1. Ward No. 09 durga colony (01-09-2020 to 14-09-2020) 2. Munderi chauraha (Mamta Colony) (02-09-2020 to 12-09-2020) 2. Ward no. 03 balaji puram kishan pur (01-09-2020 to 14-09-2020) 3. Shiv colony ration kote ke paas (02-09-2020 to 12-09-2020) 4. Gram Chinki (29-08-2020 to 10-09-2020) 3. Ward No. 9 Bangali Colony (03-09-2020 to 14-09-2020) 5. Ward No. 14, Batra Hospital Gali Gurdwara (08-09-2020 to 15-092020) 4. Purani Galla Mandi (06-09-20 to 19-09-2020) 6. Ward No. 20, Hill View Colony Gopal Tent Wali Gali (08-09-2020 to 14- Udham 09-2020) Rudrapur (4) 2 Singh 23 7. Gram Mumdali, S, 2 S (08-09-2020 to 17-09-2020) 1. Ward No- 38, Awas Vikas (2-09-2020 to 14-09-2020) 8. Gram Budtharu, Before Vikas Bhawan (08-09-2020 to 17-09-2020) 2. Gram Lalpur, Aastha Colony (06-09-2020 to 18-09-2020) Nagar 9. Gram Nausar (08-09-2020 to 14-09-2020) 3. Gram Lalpur, Basant Vihar Colony (06-09-2020 to 18-09-2020) 10. Gram Bari, Anjania 2 (08-09-2020 to 17-09-2020) 4. Gram Khamaria Maharaya (06-09-2020 to 18-09-2020) Gadarpur (2) Bajpur (3) 1. Nai Basti, Gularbhoj Thana (02-09-2020 to 14-09-2020) 2. Gyan Vihary Coloney (03-09-2020 to 16-09-2020) 1. Gram Chakarpur (05-09-2020 to 17-09-2020) 2. Ward No. 9, Majrabaksh (05-09-2020 to 16-09-2020) 3. Ward No. 9 - Majrabaksh (05-09-2020 to 16-09-2020) 2 Uttarakhand State Control Room Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme Directorate of Medical Health & Family Welfare, Uttarakhand, Dehradun Bhatwari (10) 1. Gram Kansain, Up Tehsil Joshiyada (06-09-2020) 2. Gram Dang Sera (06-09-2020) 3. Medhya Bhairav Chawk (06-09-2020) 4. Gram Gyansupatti, Barahaat, Up Tehsil Joshiyada, Madhya Pavitra Leela 3 Uttarkashi 10 baal Vatika (06-09-2020) 5. Village Kansan , Dipti Payal House (6-09-2020) 6. Village Kansan, Priyanka House (6-09-2020) 7. Gram Kansain, Madhya Jal Vidyut Colony (07-09-2020) 8. Gram Joshiyada Sera, Up Tehsil, Joshiyada (07-09-2020) 9. Ward No-03, Gram Tiloth Kutati Colony I (10-09-2020) 10. Ward No-03, Gram Tiloth Kutati Colony II (10-09-2020) Kirtinagar (1) Tehri (1) 1. Gram Naithana Chauras (21-08-2020)) 1. H.NO 05, Sector- 9E Baurari Tehri (24-8-2020) Jakhnidhar (1) 4 Tehri 6 Ghansali (3) 1. Gram Koti jakh pati gyarah gaun haal Saimli ghansali (Jaikishan) 1. Gram Mingwali Anjanisain Haal Niwasi Awasiyan Colony Parisr Block 2. Gram Koti jakh pati gyarah gaun haal Saimli ghansali (Gaina Bhilangana (2-09-2020) singh) (2-09-2020) 3. Gram Jyudana Pati Bhilang (2-9-2020) Srinagar (6) Yagkeshwar (1) 1. Alaknanda bihar I (2-09-2020) 2. Dheela Project Colony, Vikas Khnad yagkeshwar (13-08-2020) 2. Sukold mohalla , vidhya vihar (4-09-2020) 3. Ramleela Maidan (4-09-2020) 5 Pauri 10 Kotdwar (2) 4. Nirmandheen Sanyukt Chikatsalya camps (4-09-2020) 5. Bahuguna Marg, Idgah Gali (5-09-2020) 6. Alaknanda bihar II (6-09-2020) 1. Durgapuri Kotdwar (8-9-2020) Pauri (1) 2. Kamla Nehru Marg (8-09-2020) 1. Gram Simkhet, Patti, Guddaudsayu (9-09-2020) Roorkee (170) Haridwar (137) 1. Gram Nagla Salaru roorkee (govind) (15-08-2020) 1. Subhash Nagar Gali No. D-10 Jwalapur (15-08-2020) 2. Gram harjoli jat mangalore Roorkee (15-08-2020) 2. Subhash Nagar Gali No. A-03 Jwalapur (15-08-2020) 3. Gram Paniyala chandapuri pargana bhagwanpur Roorkee (Anil Rana) 3. Harijan Basti Gram Jamalpur (17-08-2020) (16-08-2020) 4. Mohalla Purshotam Vihar no T6 Vaishnavi Apartment gram Jamalpur (18-08-2020) 4.
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