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Staying at home only way to save nation: Sisodia Last Updated : 30 Mar 2020 02:43:17 PM IST Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Monday said even in the most developed nations of the world, the Coronavirus patients are not able to get the treatments in the hospital due to the patients load, urging people to stay at home to save India from such situation.
"Even in America, the world's most developed country, Coronavirus patients are not getting treatment in the hospital. The number of patients is so high. If the country (India) has to be saved from these conditions, then there is only one way - stay inside the house and follow the lockdown. To avoid big trouble, small troubles will have to be faced," he tweeted in Hindi.Sisodia, in another tweet, also said that movement of the migrants from Harayana and Punjab is still on."Dangerous situation across the nation," he said.In India, the total tally of Coronavirus cases has crossed the 1000-mark on Sunday and has reached 1024, while in Delhi, 72 positive cases have been reported so far.
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