New Delhi: The number of patients infected with the corona virus found in the country today has reached close to ten thousand. The total number so far has been 2,26,634. According to covid19india.org, 1,10,761 are still active while 1,11,809 people have been cured. The death toll has risen to 6,363. In 24 hours, 9,910 new cases have been reported while 274 people have died.
At the same time, according to the Ministry of Health, the total number of infected in the country increased to 2,16,919 on Thursday, while the death toll has increased to 7,075. At the same time, 1,06,737 people are being treated and so far 1,04,106 people have been cured while one person has gone out of the country. So far, 47.99 percent patients have become healthy. In the last twenty four hours in the country, 3,804 patients of Corona have been cured.
In Maharashtra, the death toll from the corona virus is increasing everyday. 123 people died in the last 24 hours. This is the highest number of people who died of corona in a day.
There are 367 new cases reported in UP in 24 hours while 15 died. With this, the figure has increased to 9237 while 245 have died. Migrant workers contribute 28 percent of the total number of infected in the state. Number of infected patients is increasing continuously in Noida. Today 22 new people report positive. With this, the number of corona positive patients in the district has increased to 543.
1359 new cases have been reported in Delhi and 22 people have died. Two people are coronated in the labor ministry. Both are employees working in the labor secretary’s office. After this, the office of the Ministry at Shram Shakti Bhawan has been sealed and sanitized.
The situation in Corona in Tamil Nadu is becoming increasingly severe. In the past 24 hours, too many Corona patients have been exposed. According to the information, 1384 patients have come up in Tamil Nadu in the last 24 hours and 15 people have died. With this, the number of corona patients in the state has increased to 27,256 with 12,132 active cases.
