Coronavirus News (June 4): Delhi, Gujarat, UP, Kerala, Bangladesh, see Fresh Pin; India has 4,302 active cases

According to official data from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the number of active coronavirus cases in the country has risen to 4,302, as of 8:00 pm IST on June 4, 2025.

Since yesterday on June 3, the number of new cases in Delhi, Gujarat, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Kerala and other states is very high.

Also read: COVID-19 Update (June 3): Active Cases Crossed 4,000 Traces in India; Check out your city’s updates

Meanwhile, the state health department has issued guidelines to hospitals and health workers due to the increase in the number of Covid-19 cases in Kerala. It also directs governments and private hospitals to conduct simulation exercises.

Kerala Ministry of Health will provide Google Sheets for conducting online mock exercises.

The health department directs hospitals to follow the revised ABC Guidelines 03 issued in June 2023 while treating COVID-19 patients and flu symptoms.

The guidelines say it is necessary to pay attention to whether there are red flags for patients with Covid-19 and flu symptoms. The red flags to be monitored are dyspnea, chest pain, lethargy, decreased blood pressure, respiratory symptoms, cyanide. Symptoms to be noted in children include somence, high persistent fever, inability to feed, convulsions, dyspnea and respiratory distress.

The health department requires high-risk individuals to wear masks in public places. Those suffering from symptoms of colds, sore throats, coughs and shortness of breath should wear masks if they are in relief camps.

The state health department directs the area’s RT-PCR facilities to maximize use for COVID-19 testing, as well as promoting masks, cough, cough hygiene and hand washing in public places.

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Six new cases of patna

The number of Covid-19 patients with Patna has risen to 30 since May 23, according to the latest report released by the Bihar health department, after six new cases were recorded in the past 24 hours.

New cases include a 19-year-old male, a 21-year-old female and three elderly people aged 55, 66 and 73.

Currently, 24 patients are active, while 6 patients have recovered and discharged. Among the 16 cases in total, government laboratories (AIIMS, NMCH, IGIMS) confirmed, while the remaining 14 were from private laboratories, raising concerns about the silent spread of the virus.

Among the infected, some doctors, nurses and medical students from famous hospitals such as NMCH and IGIMS have attracted attention. Experts warn that this could hinder hospital preparation if appropriate precautions are not maintained.

Including three older patients over 55 years of age in the new case prompted health officials to reiterate the vulnerability of older people and those with comorbidities such as heart disease and diabetes.

“Most patients have mild symptoms such as fever, sore throat and fatigue. However, older people and those with chronic diseases should be particularly cautious,” said Dr. Avinash Kumar Singh, a civil surgeon at Patna.

The hospital has been instructed to ensure the availability of oxygen cylinders, test kits and vaccine stocks.

COVID-19: Technical Review Conference

In view of the recent increase in Covid-19 cases in India, a series of technical review meetings were held on June 3 and June 4, with the Disaster Management Cell Representative (EMR) Response (EMR) Cell Representative (EMR), National Center for Disease Control (NCDC), Government Disease Council (ICMR), ICMR and IDSPRIANS (ICMR) Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Committee (ICMR), in ICMR Surdance (ICMR) (ICMR) (ICMR) (ICMR) (ICMR) (ICMR) (ICMR) (ICMR). Representatives from all states and UT assess the current Covid-19 situation and preparation measures.

The key highlights of the meeting are as follows:

COVID-19 situation:

• As of June 4, 2025, India reported 4,302 active cases, an increase of 864 in the past 24 hours.
• Most of the cases are mild and managed under home care.
• Since January 1, 2025, 44 deaths have been reported, mainly among patients with the disease.

Healthcare preparation

– States have been directed to ensure the supply of oxygen, isolation beds, ventilators and essential medicines.
– Simulated drill bits for the oxygen supply system (PSA plants, LMO storage tanks, MGPS lines) were conducted on June 2, 2025.
– Facilities-level preparation simulation exercises are planned from 4-5 June 2025.

Monitoring

• State and regional monitoring units under IDSP are closely monitoring influenza such as disease (ILI) and severe acute respiratory illness (SARI).
• According to the guidelines, it is recommended that all sari cases received and 5% of ILI cases be tested.
• Positive SARI samples were sent over the ICMR VRDL network for whole genome sequencing.

Public consultation

– It is recommended that the public practice hand hygiene, cough etiquette, and avoid crowded areas when they are uncomfortable.
– People with acute respiratory disease should self-monitor and seek medical care if symptoms worsen.
– Trusted sources such as MoHFW websites and PIB versions should be followed to avoid misinformation and rumors.

The union Ministry of Health continues to closely monitor this situation and is committed to ensuring public health security through timely intervention and effective communication.

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