On September 5, the central government suggested 3 states – Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka – break the COVID-19 transmission chain and keep mortality below 1 consistent with percent.
In an official statement, the Ministry of Health and Family Protection said: “The Ministry of Health has committed to states and UT that have experienced a sudden increase in COVID instances, a higher number of instances or higher mortality in some districts. suggested today that the states of Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka focus on implementing competitive measures to break the chain of transmission and keep mortality below 1%. It was suggested that states proactively conduct certain superior tests and effective clinical control to reduce deaths and save lives through effective surveillance at other levels.
Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka account for approximately 46% of active cases reported nationally in the last 24 hours, while Maharashtra accounts for 22% of all active cases reported in the last 24 hours.
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Similarly, these 3 states account for 52% of all COVID deaths reported across the country in the last 24 hours. Maharashtra accounted for 35% of all reported deaths in the last 24 hours.
The Ministry of the Interior of the Union also highlighted the districts of fear in all states. In Maharashtra, Pune, Nagpur, Kolhapur, Sangli, Nashik, Ahmednagar, Raigad, Jalgaon, Solapur, Satara and Palghar were under pressure and the need for effective containment and touch the route under pressure.
In Andhra Pradesh, Prakasam and Chittoor stood out as scary districts and favored a desire to track deaths at the facility, strengthening hospital facilities, increased extensive care units, oxygen beds and effective clinical control.
In Karnataka, the well-known districts of Koppal, Mysuru, Davangere and Bellari were invited to make optimal use of RT-PCR’s control facilities, their active door-to-door case seeks out and protects their fitness workers.
In cumulative terms, five states account for more than 60, consistent with the percentage of all active instances in the country. Maharashtra contributes the maximum amount of almost 25% in the active workload, followed by Andhra Pradesh (12. 06%), Karnataka (11. 71%), Uttar Pradesh (6. 92%) and Tamil Nadu, which stands at 6. 10%.
Of these, 3 states in Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka account for approximately 49% of active cases and more than 57% of COVID-19 deaths.
Of the total deaths in the country, 70% are recorded in only five states of Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Delhi and Andhra Pradesh. Maharashtra accounts for 37. 33% of total deaths.
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