The All India Football Federation (AIFF) on Sunday announced the postponement of the play-offs for the Indian Women’s League to be held in Delhi from 7 April until notice was given due to the rise in coronovirus cases across the country. . “After internal discussions and communication with clubs and state associations, and keeping in mind the safety of players and officials in view of the increase in covid19 cases across the country, the play-off for the Indian Women’s League is scheduled to take place in a statement by the AIFF. It was held in Delhi from April 7, 2021, and adjourned until further notice.
“We once again urge the state associations to take all precautions related to the health and safety of the players,” he said.
India reported 93,249 new COVID-19 cases and 513 coronovirus-related deaths in the last 24 hours, reported the Union Health Ministry on Sunday.
With these additional cases, the total number of COVID-19 cases in the country has reached 1,24,85,509. With 513 new deaths, the death toll stands at 1,64,623. There are 6,91,597 active cases in the nation so far.
In addition, 60,048 people were discharged after recovery on Saturday, taking the nationwide recovery tally to 1,16,29,289.
According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), 11,66,716 samples were tested on Saturday. A total of 24,81,25,908 samples have been tested so far.
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Meanwhile, according to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, a total of 7,59,79,651 people have been vaccinated across the country so far.
From Friday, the government started vaccinating all people above 45 years of age. India started the vaccination campaign on 16 January with priority to all healthcare and border workers in the first phase. The second phase began on 1 March where doses were given to people above 60 years of age and with specific combinations between 45 and 59 years.
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