The Tovid-19 count in India increased to 25,89,682 with a one-day peak of 63,490 infections, while the total number of recoveries increased to 18,62,258, raising the recovery rate to 71.91% on Sunday, according to Union knowledge. Ministry of Health.
The number of coronavirus deaths increased to 49980 and another 944 people succumbed to the disease within 24 hours, according to the knowledge updated at 8 a.m.
India has reported more than 60,000 cases in line with the day since 7 August, 11 August, when india recorded 53,601 new cases of infection.
The case was reduced to 1.93%.
Lately, there are 6,774,444 assets of coronavirus infection in the country, representing 26.16% of the total number of in the country.
India had crossed the 20 lakh mark on 7 August.
According to ICMR, a cumulative total of 2,93,09,703 samples were as of August 15, with 7.46,608 samples on Saturday.
Of the 944 new deaths reported, 322 come from Maharashtra, 127 from Tamil Nadu, 114 from Karnataka, 87 from Andhra Pradesh, 58 from West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh, 40 from Punjab, 19 from Gujarat, 16 from Rajasthan, thirteen from Madhya Pradesh, 10 from Delhi and Haryana.
Nine deaths were reported in Odisha and Telangana, eight in Bihar, seven in Assam, Jammu and Kashmir and Kerala, five in Goa and Tripura, four in Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand, while Ladakh recorded one death.
Out of a total of 49,980 deaths, Maharashtra reported that it was 19,749, followed by 5,641 in Tamil Nadu, 4,188 in Delhi, 3,831 in Karnataka, 2,765 in Gujarat, 2,562 in Andhra Pradesh, 2,393 in Uttar Pradesh, 2,377 in West Bengal and 1,094 in West Bengal. Madhya Pradesh.
So far, another 862 people have been killed by COVID-19 in Rajasthan, 771 in Punjab, 693 in Telangana, 528 in Haryana, 527 in Jammu and Kashmir, 450 in Bihar, 333 in Odisha, 228 in Jharkhand, 182 in Assam, 151 in Uttarakhand and 146 in Kerala.
Chhattisgarh recorded 134 deaths, Pondicherry 106, Goa 98, Tripura 55, Chandigarh 28, Andaman Islands and Nicobar 24, Himachal Pradesh 19, Manipur 13, Ladakh 10, Nagaland eight, Meghalaya six, Arunachal Five, Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Idf two and Sikkim one.
The Ministry of Health noted that more than 70% of deaths are due to comorities.
“Our figures are being reconciled with the Indian Medical Research Council,” the ministry said, adding that the distribution of figures across the state is a matter of verification and reconciliation.
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