Corona cases climb to 15 lakh, recovery rate at 64.23 percent in India

New Delhi: The government is increasingly working to stop the spread of the deadly corona virus in India. The testing capacity of the corona virus samples occurring daily in the country is being continuously increased. According to Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), 5 lakh corona tests are being done daily for two days. Over 10 lakh samples have been tested in the last two days. At this time 64.23 percent of the patients have completely recovered.

More than 5 lakh tests in day:

As of July 27, a total of 1 crore 73 lakh 34 thousand 885 samples have been tested across the country. At the same time, a record 5 lakh 28 thousand 82 samples have been tested during the last 24 hours. Earlier, 5,15 lakh samples were tested on Sunday, 4.42 lakh on Saturday and 4.20 lakh samples on Friday a day before.

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Corona Updates in India:

Single-day spike of 47,703 COVID-19 cases, 654 fatalities pushes India's virus caseload to 14,83,156, death toll to 33,425.

Active COVID-19 cases stand at 4,96,988, while 9,52,743 people have recovered: Health Ministry

6 more fatalities raise Bihar's COVID19 death toll to 255, infection tally mounts to 41,111 with 2,192 new cases.

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The total number of corona virus cases in the country has increased to 14 lakh 83 thousand 988. Out of this, 9 lakh 52 thousand 744 people have been completely cured, while 4 lakh 96 thousand 988 active cases. So far, more than 33 thousand people have died across the country.

Corona virus is being tested in 1,310 laboratories in the country, including 906 government and 404 private laboratories. These include 668 of the RT-PCR probe, 536 of the TRUNET probe and 106 labs of the CBNAAT probe.

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