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Taj Mahal to remain closed

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EWDelhi

India’s top tourist destination the Taj Mahal will remain closed, officials said on Sunday, as the country recorded a record daily number of positive coronavirus cases and opened a sprawling treatment centre in the capital to fight the pandemic. The health ministry reported just under 25,000 cases and 613 deaths in 24 hours — the biggest daily spike since the first case was detected in late January. The shining marble mausoleum south of the capital New Delhi has been closed since mid-March as part of measures to try and combat the pandemic.

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