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The 396 new cases pushed the tally to 5,94,347, it said. Kamrup Metropolitan district continued to account for the highest number of new cases with 70 detected during the day, followed by Golaghat and Sivsagar with 31 cases each, and Jorhat with 25 cases.
Police recovered the statue from Boro Goali village in Cumilla district, The Daily Star newspaper reported.
Discharge of 22,316 patients in a day led to recoveries remain more than 16,068 new Covid cases in Karnataka.
The daily count of COVID-19 recoveries has outnumbered the fresh infections in the last month in Maharashtra's Aurangabad district, an official said on Tuesday.
With 22,890 new coronavirus infections in a day, India's COVID-19 caseload rose to 99.79 lakh.
This achievement is matched by the downward spiral fall in the number of active COVID-19 cases, which was maintained below the seven-lakh mark for the third successive day.
India continues to occupy the top global position with the maximum number of COVID-19 recoveries and accounts for 21 per cent of the recovered cases worldwide, while its share in the total cases stands at 18.6 per cent, the Union health ministry said on Saturday.
Despite thousands of coronavirus infections being reported daily from Delhi, the national capital has registered a rapid surge in the recovery rate. Recently, the COVID-19 recovery rate in Delhi raised from 84% to 87%.
The COVID-19 recovery rate in India has risen to 77.31 per cent with 69,564 patients recuperating from the disease in 24 hours pushing the total number of recoveries to 32.5 lakh, the health ministry said on Monday.
India has the "best" COVID-19 recovery rate of about 75 per cent, which is improving every day, and the "lowest" mortality rate of 1.87 per cent in the world, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said on Saturday.
India's COVID-19 recoveries have jumped to 13,28,336, pushing the recovery rate to 67.62 percent on Thursday. On the other hand, the case fatality rate dropped to 2.07 per cent. According to the Health Ministry, the recoveries have exceeded active cases of the coronavirus infection by 7,32,835.
Like many other countries, India is battling a huge health crisis. The coronavirus pandemic has claimed countless lives throughout the world so far. Amid such dark times, what gives India some hope is the falling fatality rate and improving recovery rate.
For the third day in a row, the number of COVID-19 recoveries in a 24-hour span saw another record high, with 34,602 patients having recuperated pushing the recovery rate to 63.45 per cent, the Union health ministry said on Friday.
There has been a "sharp increase" of 23,672 COVID-19 patients recovering in the last 24 hours, the highest in a day, according to the ministry's updated data updated at 8 AM.
India's COVID-19 tally sprinted past nine lakh today, just three days after it crossed the eight-lakh mark. The total coronavirus caseload in the country surged to 9,06,752 while the death toll mounted to 23,727. Of the total instances of the infection, the number of recoveries stood at 5,71,459, leaving 3,11,565 cases active. Amid increasing numbers, the rising recovery rate is what gives us some hope.
The coronavirus cases in the national capital have crossed the one-lakh milestone but there is one aspect that gives Delhiites several hopes. The number of active cases is dipping as is the positivity rate while the recovery rate is going up, signaling a possible flattening of the curve if trends continue.
Over the past months, India has ramped up efforts to make sure there is enough testing to diagnose people with the novel coronavirus. Social distancing norms have been in place even as India entered 'Unlock' stage to open up economic activities in the country. In the present scenario, what really gives us hope is the country's testing, recovery rate, and cases per million.
Chandigarh topped the list of states with highest COVID-19 recovery rate in India, data released by the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare showed today. With coronavirus cases crossing the 6-lakh mark to reach 604,641 cases, a total of 3,59,859 patients have recovered from the highly-infectious disease.
The recovery rate of COVID-19 patients in the country is fast approaching 60 per cent, with the Union Health Ministry attributing it to collective and focussed efforts of the Centre and states for containment and management of the pandemic. As on date, there are 1,19,696 more recovered patients than COVID-19 active cases.
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