On April 4, local time, the famous Indian movie star Aksha Kumar posted on his social media account to confirm that his new crown virus test results were positive and confirmed the new crown pneumonia. Just two days later, 45 more crew members in his film crew tested positive for COVID-19.
According to the Indian Press Trust reported on the 5th, diebn tiwari, president of the West Indian Film Employees Association, said that in the action film crew in which Kumar participated, nearly 100 staff members originally planned to shoot in The Island of Mader from the 5th, but after undergoing mandatory new crown testing, a total of 45 people were found to be infected with new crown pneumonia, of which 40 were junior actors, and the rest were Kumar's makeup team and his assistants. At present, film shooting has been suspended indefinitely.
Indian media pointed out that Kumar was found to have tested positive for covid-19 5 days after he began filming this action film. He is a well-known Indian film actor and a popular action movie star in Bollywood. Kumar said that he is currently in good condition and has taken home isolation measures as required, and he called on people who have recently been in contact with him to be tested for the virus as soon as possible and take corresponding isolation measures.
Recently, a number of well-known people in India have been diagnosed with new crown pneumonia, including movie star Amir Khan and cricketer Sachin Tendukar.
According to the latest data released by the Indian Ministry of Health on April 5, the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in India rose to 12589067. In the past 24 hours, india has 103558 new confirmed cases, the largest increase in a single day; 478 new deaths, with a cumulative 165101 deaths.
Synthesized from overseas networks and CCTV news
Edit: Fan Jiale