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the states which are affected have decided to extend the curfew so states like punjab raja start in gujarat edition telling other just to name a few they've extended the curfew in the $75.00 districts in the country which have confirmed cases so that's around 10 percent of the country and we've also had other states closing their borders go with the marshall pradesh and search and northeastern states shutting their borders now this is all after saturday saw the biggest jump in the number of confirmed cases so let's look a little closer to the world's 5th largest economy which spends less than 2 percent of g.d.p. on health care so how would india cope with an outbreak of coronavirus well let's numbers are lower than other parts of asia 341 confirmed cases but we're talking about just 52 government testing centers so there may be many more undetected cases doctors serve every 10000 people in comparison is really we know is the epicenter of things has 41 doctors one state run hospital so it's more than $55000.00 people millions of it needs including daily wage workers are out of work because o