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India sees a 90% increase in Covid cases in a single day with 2,183 cases

India sees a 90% increase in Covid cases in a single day, with 2,183 cases

India Covid cases: In only 24 hours, 214 people died throughout the country. The country recorded only four deaths in the same period, the day before.

According to data from India’s health ministry, the country experienced a roughly 90 per cent increase in daily Covid cases from Sunday to today, with 2,183 new infections. Over 2,000 cases have been registered in a single day for the first time in over a month (2,075 points were recorded on March 19).

In addition, 214 fatalities were recorded in the previous 24 hours. It’s unclear whether the number of deaths was updated as part of the backlog data.

The daily positivity rate is Eighty-three per cent, while the weekly positivity rate is 32 per cent. On Sunday, the nation recorded an increase of 1,150 coronavirus infections and four deaths across the country.

India Coronavirus cases: How India compares from 100 to 1 lakh Covid cases  | India News - Times of India

Days after the mask rule was repealed and in-person lessons were restored entirely in the city’s schools after an almost two-year hiatus, a disturbing spike occurred in Delhi. In the most recent outbreak, 517 cases were documented in the nation’s capital, and the city had received 461 new patients the day before.

Kerala has the most significant number of cases out of all the states (940). After the third wave in January put the daily total beyond the 3-lakh mark, Covid limits were loosened across the country during the previous several weeks as a modest decline in infections was noted.

Covid Cases in India: After 7 months, daily cases surge past 1 lakh, up  from 10,000 in just 8 days | India News - Times of India

On the other hand, experts have advised against lowering security since some European countries, including Germany, France, Italy, and China, have been fighting a new increase. China’s zero-tolerance Covid policy is being tested as public outrage over food shortages grows.

Furthermore, the WHO has issued a notice on a highly virulent XE strain, with two cases reported by government authorities in Mumbai and Gujarat.

Following are the Covid-19 cases stated in India 2022:

India Sees 90% Jump In Covid Cases; Reports 2,183 New Infections And 214  Deaths In 24 Hours - India Ahead

 

State/UT

Confirmed Cases

Active Cases

Cured/Discharged

Death

 

India

43042097

11558

42508788

521751

1

Andaman and Nicobar Islands

10034

0

9905

129

2

Andhra Pradesh

2319640

38

2304872

14730

3

Arunachal Pradesh

64495

8

64191

296

4

Assam

724200

1351

716210

6639

5

Bihar

830501

8

818237

12256

6

Chandigarh

91961

22

90774

1165

7

Chhattisgarh

1152217

16

1138167

14034

8

Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu

11441

0

11437

4

9

Delhi

1868033

1262

1840611

26160

10

Goa

245357

19

241506

3832

11

Gujarat

1224142

126

1213074

10942

12

Haryana

986805

835

975352

10618

13

Himachal Pradesh

284681

53

280494

4134

14

Jammu and Kashmir

453929

71

449107

4751

15

Jharkhand

435175

9

429851

5315

16

Karnataka

3946315

1483

3904775

40057

17

Kerala

6536421

2982

6465037

68402

18

Ladakh

28239

8

28003

228

19

Lakshadweep

11402

0

11350

52

20

Madhya Pradesh

1041243

47

1030461

10735

21

Maharashtra

7875718

626

7727265

147827

22

Manipur

137190

51

135019

2120

23

Meghalaya

93786

4

92189

1593

24

Mizoram

226111

554

224865

692

25

Nagaland

35487

8

34720

759

26

Odisha

1287912

148

1278641

9123

27

Puducherry

165777

3

163812

1962

28

Punjab

759248

55

741450

17743

29

Rajasthan

1283182

97

1273533

9552

30

Sikkim

39147

3

38692

452

31

Tamil Nadu

3453233

225

3414983

38025

32

Telangana

791619

222

787286

4111

33

Tripura

100878

0

99956

922

34

Uttar Pradesh

2071486

507

2047480

23499

35

Uttarakhand

437314

389

429233

7692

36

West Bengal

2017778

328

1996250

21200

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