| Haryana tightens border, Delhi-Sonipat border | Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar on Sunday:

Haryana updates|27 april|9:00am:
Haryana tightens border, Delhi-Sonipat border sealed:

In view of the increasing corona patients, all the borders of Haryana have been sealed. Police and administration have increased the vigor. Entry from Delhi to Haryana has become difficult. Apart from Gurugram, Faridabad, Sonipat, borders adjoining Punjab have also been sealed. The problems of commuters taking daily passes have increased. Haryana has held the Delhi government responsible for the increasing cases of infection. Also appealed not to issue new passes for government and other employees.
Home Minister Anil Vij has asked Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to make arrangements to accommodate his employees in Delhi itself. Vij said that out of the tabligi who came from Delhi earlier, 120 turned out to be Corona positive. He was treated by the government. Many people who work in Delhi live in Haryana. Passes are coming from there and they remain a Corona career. This is a matter of concern.

Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar on Saturday launched a mobile application — ‘HelpMe’ — that aims to provide all the necessary services during lockdown“This application enables citizens to make request for dry ration, cooked food, LPG cylinders, ambulance, doctor, movement pass, bank appointments etc. as per need,” said CM Manohar Lal Khattar.

“This application enables citizens to make request for dry ration, cooked food, LPG cylinders, ambulance, doctor, movement pass, bank appointments etc. as per need,” said CM Manohar Lal Khattar.

Sharing more details on how to use the application, Additional Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, V Umashankar added, “The application is available in both Hindi and English languages on playstore. The application is GPS enabled and aims to provide the necessary and timely help to every individual who logs into it.”

No Covid-19 case reported from Panchkula district in five days The last case was reported on April 20, when a 20-year-old Tablighi Jamaat attendee tested Covid-19 positive. So far, three patients have been discharged. Apr 25, 2020 22:34

Haryana Education Minister Moolchand Sharma gave information:
Taking a big decision, the Haryana government has sent roadways buses to bring 858 students from Haryana who went for coaching in Kota, Rajasthan. For this, 31 buses of Haryana Roadways have been taken from Rewari and Narnaul depots. Haryana's Transport Minister Moolchand Sharma has given this information.

He told that Kota is the hub of coaching. Many students from Haryana go to coaching here. There are 858 students stranded due to the lockdown. The government has decided to deliver them to their homes. Due to this, 16 roadways buses from Rewari depot of Haryana Roadways and 15 from Narnaul depot have been left for Kota. Apart from this, some buses have also been reserved. Additional buses may also be dispatched on Friday if needed. Buses will return from there on Friday. These children will be released to their homes.

Latest news|With rise in Covid-19 infection in Gurugram and Ambala, 264 positive in the state, good news 158 cured:

Slow downCovid-19 infection in Haryana, 264 positive in the state, good news 158 cured

In Haryana, Covid-19 (corona virus) has Rise to some extent in the last three days. Only four cases have come up positive in these 2 days. The total number of infected patients is 264. Out of which 158 people have been cured. But despite this, the health department has kept 33105 people under the precaution of medical surveillance. 16821 people have completed their medical surveillance period.

So far Latest news|Haryana update|:corona , the health department has collected samples of 15561 suspects. Out of which samples of 13397 people have come negative. While the sample report of 2068 people is still awaited. 
Despite falling in the 'green zone', the authorities have not relaxed the lockdown that came into effect on March 25 to check the spread of the virus.
Rewari Deputy Commissioner Yashender Singh said a lot of effort and planning has gone into ensuring that the district, which also borders Rajasthan, remains coronavirus-free.