India’s new COVID instances are the most sensible global ratings for the 18th consecutive day

MUMBAI (Reuters) – India on Tuesday reported the global number of new coronavirus cases for the eighteenth consecutive day, well ahead of the United States and Brazil, a Reuters count based on official reports showed.

India took from the end of January, when the country’s first case was reported, to approximately 1. 6 million cases, at which point the government imposed a strict blockade.

However, infections have increased to 1. 5 million more since early August, bringing the total to about 3. 1 million, brazil and the United States alone.

India’s rate of new instances is expanding rapidly, from 60,975 in the last 24 hours to the Federal Ministry of Health.

“If we cross the absolute numbers (in Brazil and the United States), I might not be surprised, but we also have a larger population,” Reuters Giridhar Babu, epidemiologist at the India Foundation for Nonprofit Public Health, told Reuters Giridhar Babu.

But deaths remained low, at 58390, or 1. 84% of general cases, below the overall mortality rate of 3. 4%.

India reported its first COVID-19-related death in mid-March, with a death toll of around 35,700 at the end of July. So far in August, there have been approximately 22,600 deaths. was incubating two weeks of the disease.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government said it calmed down through the maximum healing rate: about 75% of the 3. 1 million cases in general are no longer infected, according to the knowledge of the Federal Ministry of Health.

Amid the vaccine progression career, the ministry said India in talks with Russia on Sputnik-V, its experimental COVID-19 vaccine.

Report via Shilpa Jamkhandikar; Editing via Rupam Jain and Mark Potter

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