Details of Red Zone, Orange Zone and Green Zone in our 

Country


As the second phase of lock down in India nears an end, the central government has issued a list of red green and orange zones district. Twice the red zones mean they are corona virus hotspots where the maximum number of cases are being reported. Orange zones means that comparatively there are a smaller number of corona virus infection cases and green zone means no cases of corona virus infection. In these areas’ cases have been reported in more than 28 days.


 According to the list there are 130 such red zones in India where more stringent restrictions will be enforced. Even post method 280 districts are in orange zones and 319 districts are in green zones. Now it is particularly good news for us that green zones are more than the red zones but we have to ensure that orange zones turn into green ones and not the other way round. There will be partial easing in the orange zones and liberal easing in green zones.






PHASE 1

Full List of Districts In Red Zones Across Country


 All metropolitan cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Ahmedabad are into the no activity zone even after the lockdown ends on May 3rd. Maharashtra have the maximum number of red zones at 19 and 14 respectively they are followed by Tamil Nadu which has 12 coronavirus hotspot zones that is the red zones and all of Delhi's 11 districts have also been marked as no activity zones. Most northeastern states have made it to the green zone completely.


PHASE 2


Now let me start with the entire list I will read out the red zones in badly hit states however you can check the entire list of district wise the entire list of district wise categorization into orange zone and green zones as well but today in this video I am only going to list out the red zones in the districts in the states which are most hit meanwhile.


PHASE 3


 The Ministry of Home Affairs has said that new guidelines to fight Covid 19 will come into effect from 4th of May which shall give considerable relaxation to many districts details regarding this shall be communicated. In the days to come Telangana government has already extended the lockdown till May 7th while the Punjab  
government has extended it for two more weeks beyond May 3rd. Several Chief Minister's who attended a meeting convened by Prime Minister moody on Monday have sought the extension of the lockdown as coronavirus cases continue to rise in the country now even Mumbai, Pune and Delhi are considering to extend the lockdown till mid-May but what happened after what will happen after method.


PHASE 4


Only the central government will decide whether the lockdown will be extended or the lockdown will end. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to convey to the entire nation in his address the first on the list is Andaman and Nicobar Island. It has total three districts out of which one is in red zone and two are in green zone then there is under Andhra Pradesh has total 13 districts, five are in red zone, seven are in orange zones and one is in green zone.


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 The next on the list is Bihar, it has total 38 districts out of which five are in red zones, 20 are in orange zone and 13 are in green zone. Chandigarh is a Union Territory and it is completely in red zone. In Chhattisgarh there are total 27 district however only one of them is in red zone which is report one is in orange zone and 25 of the rest are in green zones. In Delhi the entire 11 districts from Delhi are completely in the red zones which means that they are containment zones and no activity has been permitted in these districts.


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  The next state is Gujarat it has total 33 districts out of which nine are in red zones,19 is in orange zones and five are in green zone. In Jammu and Kashmir there are total 20 districts out of which four are in red zones, 12 are in orange zones and four are in green zones. In Jharkhand there are total 24 districts out of which one is in red zone nine in orange zones and 14 are in green zones. The next state is Karnataka it has total 30 districts three are in red zone 13 are orange zones and 14 are in green zone.

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 Kerala has 14 districts two are in red zones, ten are in orange zones and two are in green zones. Next state is Madhya Pradesh. It has total 52 districts nine are in red zones 19 are in orange zone and 24 are in green zones. Maharashtra remains the worst-hit state due to coronavirus and the number of cases in Maharashtra has crossed ten thousand mark. It is the only state in the entire country to cross ten thousand cases of Corona virus. It has total 36 districts out of which 14 are in red zones 16 are in orange zone and 6 in green zone. The next state is Odisha. It has 30 districts in total three are in red zone, six in orange zone and 21 in green zone. Next state is Punjab. It has 22 districts three in red zone,15 in orange zone and four districts in green zone.


PHASE 8

 Next state is Rajasthan. It has 33 districts 8 in red zone,19 orange zone and 6 in green zone. Next state is Tamil Nadu. Tamil Nadu has the second highest number of red zones in the entire country after Maharashtra. It has total 37 district and 12 are in red Zone, 24 in orange zone and only one in green zone. Then Telangana, it has total 33 districts six are in red zone, 18 in orange zone and nine in green zone. The next state is with Uttar Pradesh it has total 75 districts biggest state of the country. It has 19 red zones, 36 are in zones and 20 green zones. Next state is Uttarakhand, it has total 13 districts out of which one is in red zone, two are in orange zone and then are in green zone.


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 Next state is West Bengal. It has total 23 districts out of which ten are in red zone, orange zone are five and eight are in green zones. The next state is Haryana. It has 22 districts out of which two are in red zones, eating are in orange zones and two are in green zones. Jammu Kashmir has four red zones. It includes Bundy pure show peon Anant nag and Srinagar.




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