India scales new height of covid cases after reporting 97,570 cases in last 24 hrs

The coronavirus cases in India has scaled record height after recording more than 97,000 coronavirus cases in last 24 hrs. This took total coronavirus tally to 46.59 lakhs. Country reported more than 90,000 cases for the third straight day in a row. Also more than 81,000 recovered in last 24 hours, highest number of recovered patients till date.

A single day jump of 97,570 covid-19 cases were reported in India. In last 24 hours 1,201 deaths were reported and 81,533 patients have recovered. 

SINGLE DAY COVID-19 SITUATION IN INDIA 

Cases-: 97,570

Deaths:  1,201 

Recovered: 81,533 

(Source: Arogya Setu)

 India has reported 46,59,984 covid-19 positive cases till date. And the active cases have crossed 9.58 lakh mark. 77,472 deaths are reported and more than 36,24,196 patients have recovered. 

CORONA VIRUS PANDEMIC 

SITUATION IN INDIA 

Cases:  46,59,984                  Deaths: 77,472 Recovered:   36,24,196 

(Source: MoHFW) 

 Here are five worst hit coronavirus states. Maharashtra is leading with 10.15 lakh mark of covid-19 cases followed by Andhra Pradesh  5.47 lakh, Tamil Nadu 4.91 lakh, Karnataka  4.40 lakh and UP 2.99 lakh.  

 

Maharashtra Andhra Pradesh   Tamil Nadu Karnataka      Uttar Pradesh  

10.15 lakh 5.47 lakhs    4.91 lakhs              4.40 lakhs  2.99 lakhs 

(Source: Arogya Setu) 

Almost 3 lakh cases were reported worldwide in single day. The global cases have reached 2.86 crore, 9.19 lakh deaths are reported and 2.58 crore have recovered.  

WORLD NUMBERS

CASES: 2.86 crore Deaths: 9.19 lakhs Recovered: 2.58 crore

(Source: worldometeres)  

Here are the five worst hit coronavirus nations. United States is leading with more than 63.04 lakh cases followed by 2nd worst hit nation India 46.59 lakh cases, Brazil 42.83 lakh cases, Russia 10.51 Lakh cases and Peru with7.16 lakh cases.  

WORST HIT NATIONS 

US                  INDIA BRAZIL   RUSSIA PERU

63.04 lakhs 46.59  lakhs 42.83 lakhs 10.51 Lakh  7.16 lakh

(Source: WHO)