Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the countrymen while launching the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY) worth Rs 20,050 and other initiatives through video conference and urged countrymen to follow safety measures.
Modi urged the countrymen to not consider the novel Coronavirus lightly and strictly follow the safety precautions like wearing a face mask and maintaining social distancing until a vaccine is produced.
The PM appealed to the public to be cautious and be safe and requested to take special care of the senior citizens of the family as they are more vulnerable to respiratory disease.
Narendra Modi went on to say that till the scientists come up with a potential vaccine to cure the virus, following social distancing and safety measures in the only way to be safe.
The Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY) worth Rs 20,050 was launched to lend a helping hand to the production and exports in fisheries sectors, to increase the farmer's income.
In the last 24 hours, India reported the highest spike of fresh cases with as many as 96,551 fresh pandemic infections. India currently has a record of 45,62,414 infections.
Modi urged the countrymen to not consider the novel Coronavirus lightly and strictly follow the safety precautions like wearing a face mask and maintaining social distancing until a vaccine is produced.
The PM appealed to the public to be cautious and be safe and requested to take special care of the senior citizens of the family as they are more vulnerable to respiratory disease.
Narendra Modi went on to say that till the scientists come up with a potential vaccine to cure the virus, following social distancing and safety measures in the only way to be safe.
The Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY) worth Rs 20,050 was launched to lend a helping hand to the production and exports in fisheries sectors, to increase the farmer's income.
In the last 24 hours, India reported the highest spike of fresh cases with as many as 96,551 fresh pandemic infections. India currently has a record of 45,62,414 infections.