Coronavirus | Maharashtra reports highest new COVID-19 cases since October 18
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The nation reported 17,407 new cases and 89 deaths.
Maharashtra, Kerala, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat and Karnataka cumulatively account for 85.51% of the new COVID-19 cases reported up to now 24 hours, with the nation reporting 17,407 new cases and 89 deaths throughout this time, mentioned a launch issued by the Health Ministry on Thursday. The Ministry added that the entire variety of cases with the U.K., South Africa and Brazil variants of the COVID-19 virus within the nation as on date is 242.
Maharashtra has reported the highest day by day new cases at 9,855. This is the highest quantity recorded in Maharashtra since October 18, when 10,259 new cases had been reported. It is adopted by Kerala with 2,765 new cases, whereas Punjab reported 772 new cases.
The Ministry in its launch added that six States account for 88.76% of the new deaths. Maharashtra noticed the highest casualties (42). Kerala follows with 15 deaths and Punjab reported 12 deaths within the final 24 hours. In all, 23 States/UTs, together with Madhya (*18*), Haryana, Rajasthan, Odisha, Uttar (*18*), Himachal (*18*), Goa, Uttarakhand, Jharkhand and Puducherry, haven’t reported any COVID-19 deaths within the final 24 hours.
India’s whole lively COVID-19 caseload is at present 1,73,413, and Maharashtra, Gujarat, Punjab and Madhya (*18*) are exhibiting an increase in lively cases.
“Kerala, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Bihar and Assam show a reduction in the active cases in the last 24 hours. On the other hand, Maharashtra, Punjab, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana and Gujarat display a rise in the active cases during the same time period,” the Ministry mentioned in its launch.
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