Covid-19 Update: India reports 6,050 new cases

Covid-19 Update: According to data from the health ministry, India reported 6.050 new Covid-19 cases on Friday, a 13% increase from the 5,335 infections reported the day before. There were 28,303 active cases in total.

India recorded 14 additional fatalities after registering active cases, according to data from the health ministry. 5,30,943 individuals have died as a result of COVID-19. Data released by the government on Friday showed that 4,41,85,858 persons had been discharged.

2,334 did received vaccines in the most recent 24 hours, to speak about. Since the nationwide vaccination program got underway on January 16, 2021, a total of 2,20,66,20,700 vaccinations have been administered.

On Thursday, Maharashtra among the states reported 803 new Covid-19 cases, an increase of 234 from Wednesday’s total. The infectious infection claimed the lives of three more victims. According to the bulletin, Mumbai recorded 216 cases and one fatality related to the respiratory ailment. The other two coronavirus-related fatalities in the state were attributed to Thane city and Jalna district, according to the state health department.

On the other side, according to data made public by the Delhi government, the national capital saw 606 new case of COVID-19, the largest number since last August. One more Covid-positive person died in the city, according to the health bulletin. However, “Covid finding was incidental”, it added. The national capital recorded 620 cases on August 26.

At the state capital on Thursday, there was a sharp increase in new Covid cases as 35 more people tested positive compared to 24 new cases the day before.

At the state capital on Thursday, there was a sharp increase in new Covid cases as 35 more people tested positive compared to 24 new cases the day before.

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