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Corona Virus still remains deadly in these 8 states including Maharashtra and Karnataka

7Jul

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Corona Virus still remains deadly in these 8 states including Maharashtra and Karnataka

Now the second wave of the deadly corona virus is decreasing in the country. However, there are still many states of the country, where there is no decrease in the cases of the infection being registered daily. In 8 states of the country including Maharashtra, Karnataka, Assam, Telangana, and Bengal, the speed of corona virus is not stopping. Know what is the status of corona in these states at present and how many cases are being reported every day. Maharashtra With the arrival of 6740 new cases of corona virus in Maharashtra, the number of infected has increased to 61,04,917, while the death toll has gone up to 1,23,136 due to the death of 51 more patients. In the last 24 hours, 13,027 people were discharged from hospitals in the state. So far 58,61,720 people have recovered from th...

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Covid cases have declined so far since April 30

As of Tuesday, February 16, 15,000 doses of vaccine were administered across 265 centers in Delhi. Of which 2,356 was the second dose of vaccine received by health care workers. Delhi has reported the fewest cases on Tuesday in the previous 292 days. Only 94 new cases were reported, which is really the lowest number of cases after April 30. There were only 74 infection cases followed on April 30. The new cases on Tuesday were reported due to 56,944 new tests at a positivity rate of 0.17%. The fatality rate is also declining tremendously. No death was reported on Saturday, February 13, the second time in February when the fatality rate was nill. The same scenerio happened on February 9 when no infection was reported after a gap of nine months. Though, the rate of RT-PCR slipped s...