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At the start of December 2019, the world started seeing the outspread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) from Wuhan, China to at least 210 countries and territories. The number of new infections around the world has been steadily increasing and current infected cases presently stand at 2.2 million with more than 100,000 deaths. This virus outbreak has affected whole populations and in particular, the cancer care delivery system. The patients those are in suffering of cancer are more getting hit by this virus because of their suppressive or weak immune system. Many strict steps have been initiated by central, state, municipal and provincial governments to detect the cases of infected patients, contact tracing, restrictions to commuting, quarantine to suspected cases, detection kit promotion, local guidance and providing information to public etc. In early stage, more attention is required by oncologist to detect the infected patients, as a stage of advance cancer is at high risk for unfavourable cases. Oncologist must confirm that the patients suffering from cancer must be at home during this pandemic. There is a paucity of information on COVID-19 spreading and its powerful effect on cancer patients and health professional. The management of the scientific guidance for cancer patients is very poor in outbreak of spreading coronavirus.