arunoday murkhaji, bbc news, delhi.l contact have been in place since monday, here's a quick reminder of of the latest government guidance. the latest government restrictions mean you can now only leave your home at the very specific reasons. they are to shop for basic necessities like food and medicine. you can go outside the one form of exercise a day, alone or with members of your household. all gatherings of more than two people are banned. you can leave home for any medical need or ought to care for a vulnerable person. and finally, you cannot travel to and from work, but only where absolutely necessary and if you cannot work from home. you can find out more about the symptoms of coronavirus and how to protect yourself. that is all on the bbc news app and also on oui’ all on the bbc news app and also on our website. with social distancing measures tightening around the world, how can we maintain our love life during the coronavirus outbreak? well, many of you are coming up with creative solutions, such as video dat

but as our correspondent arunoday murkhaji, in the capital delhi, has been telling us, there's growingrn over access to essential supplies. the primary worry among citizens is to get access to essential supplies. while the announcement was made by the prime minister at the top, down below on the ground, where the police is implementing those orders, there seems to be some confusion. but in this regard, fresh guidelines are being issued, telling the police who they need to stop and who they need to give free access to, and officials say that in the next few days at least the supply of essential commodities is likely to be restored. the other big challenge for the government is to address the poor, the homeless and migrant labourers who were stranded without shelters. one country that appears to have succeeded with the coronavirus where others have failed, is south korea. it's managed to flatten the curve of new infections. and it's done it without china's extreme restrictions on movement or a large scale lockdown. laura bicker has been given exclusive access to one of the country's inte

arunoday murkhaji, bbc news, delhi. let's catch up with some of the latest developments in asia.n" of new infections. wednesday saw a record 41 new cases discovered. a state of emergency has been declared in thailand to help deal with the coronavirus. the new measure will allow the prime minister to restrict travel, keep people inside and censor the media. international airline air asia has announced that it is temporarily hibernating most of its fleet across the network, due to the extensive and increasing border restrictions imposed by various countries due to the covid—19 pandemic. south korea appears to have succeeded where other countries have failed. it has managed to flatten the curve of new infections. and it has done so without china's draconian restrictions on movement and without a large scale lockdown. it also has one of the lowest fatality rates of any country. the bbc‘s team in seoul has gained exclusive access to one of the country's intensive care units, dedicated to coronavirus treatments. laura bicker reports. in every war, a foot soldier needs their armour. thi