On Wednesday, Chennai city police commissioner AK Viswanathan announced that the curfew under section 144 has been extended till April 15th in Chennai.

He stated that in the middle of the darkness spread by the global pandemic, the nation must constantly travel towards reaching the light. 

By crossing the mark of 300 cases, Tamil Nadu has become the second Indian state to report with the most number of infected cases after Maharashtra which reported 416 cases so far.

On January 12, the World Health Organization has said the evidence is highly suggestive that the outbreak is associated with exposures in one seafood market in Wuhan.

As the virus has been on the accelerating pace, we now must rely on 'Prevention is better than cure' as through taking the preventive measures, we can get rid of from the pandemic.

Maharashtra tops the table with the most number of Coronavirus patients in the country. India's richest state has reported with 335 cases including 42 recoveries and 13 deaths so far.

These contributions would be entitled to a 100% exemption from the Income Tax Department under section 80G of the Income Tax Act.

With the current numbers, Tamil Nadu has become the third Indian state to report with the most number of cases after Maharashtra (302), and Kerala (241).

The state of Maharashtra, which is India's richest state, tops the table with the most number of affected cases and deaths in India.

Tamil Nadu Health Secretary said that the government has been obtaining the details of Indians and foreign nationals who arrived in the state after February 15th. The international visitors to the Isha Yoga center are also on the government's checklist.