According to the health ministry dashboard, India’s daily Covid tally increased once more on Monday as 17,073 new instances were reported in the previous 24 hours, bringing the total number of cases to 4,34,07,046. In the past 24 hours, 15,208 patients have recovered from the illness, while 21 more patients have died.
As a result, the total increasing number of fatalities and recoveries is now 5,25,020 and 4,27,87,606. The growing number of active cases in the nation has risen to 94,420, or 0.21 per cent of all topics. From Sunday, when 11,739 people tested positive for Covid, Monday’s instances have increased by 45 per cent. On this day, however, there were 25 reported fatalities and 10,917 recoveries.
On June 24, the nation’s daily total passed 17,000 for the first time, with 17,336, the most extraordinary one-day increase since February 20.
After increase in Covid cases, following are the enlisted pandemic updates
Following are the most recent pandemic updates:
1. The number of newly reported infections in Maharashtra increased significantly to 6,493. The number of cases in the state is the highest nationwide. (About 79 lakh)
2. Delhi experienced yet another increase in instances, as 1,891 cases were reported on Sunday as opposed to 666 infections the day before.
3. Another state where the increase in instances has been concerning is Kerala.
4. According to the Union health ministry, India’s overall Covid recovery rate is 98.57 per cent.
5. The government also stated that the daily and favourable weekly rates are 5.62 per cent and 3.39 per cent, respectively.
6. The (ICMR) Indian Council of Medical Research reports that 3,03,604 samples were tested for Covid throughout the last day, bringing the total to over 86.10 crores.
Over 4.41 crore recipients have received the preventive dose out of the total amounts given.
8. The health ministry also reported on Monday that 193.53 crore vaccine doses were distributed to states and UTs under the Centre’s free-of-cost channel and direct state procurement categories. The States and UTs still have about 12 crore balance doses and unused dosages that need to be administered.
