"3rd Wave Is Here": Shivraj Chouhan Asks Madhya Pradesh To Stay Cautious
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Across the country, several states like Delhi and Haryana have started night curfew as COVID-19 cases continue to rise
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has asked people to be extra cautious as the "third COVID-19 wave has come". He told reporters it is necessary to fight the pandemic with people's active participation and cooperation, without which the battle won't go well. The third #Corona wave has come and it has to be fought with people's participation @ChouhanShivrajMP reported 124 cases in the last 24 hours #OmicronInIndia#coronaviruspic.twitter.com/t1a5YJq4BP
"The third coronavirus wave has come and it has to be fought with people's participation. All necessary arrangements have been made, but there is a need to be extremely cautious," Mr Chouhan said on Saturday.
Madhya Pradesh reported 124 COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours. The state's most populated city, Indore, reported 62 cases followed by Bhopal with 27 cases on a single day.
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