Coronavirus Updates: India's tally at 98.5Lakh with 30,254 new cases

New Delhi: Corona virus (COVID-19) has slowed down in India. According to the data released by the Health Ministry at 8 am on Sunday, 30 thousand 254 new cases have been reported in the last 24 hours and 391 people have died.

More than 10 lakh check ups in a day:

At the same time, 33 thousand 136 patients were also cured. According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), 10 lakh 14 thousand 434 sample tests were conducted during this period. For the last seven days, the active case in the country is less than four lakhs.

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According to the Ministry of Health, a total of 98 lakh 57 thousand 029 cases have been reported so far in the country. At the same time, one lakh 43 thousand 019 people have died. The active case is three lakh 56 thousand 546. So far, 93 lakh 57 thousand 464 patients have defeated infection.

According to ICMR, 15 crore 37 lakh 11 thousand 833 sample tests have been done. The active case of total cases is 3.62 percent, while the recovery rate is 94.93 percent. Death rate is 1.45 percent.

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Maharashtra is the most affected state of Corona. There are 74 thousand 638 active cases here. A total of 18.76 lakh cases have been reported so far and 48,139 people have died. There are 60 thousand 177 active cases in Kerala. The total number of cases here has risen to 6.64 lakh and 2,594 people have died so far. There are 17 thousand 373 active cases in Delhi. A total of 6.05 lakh cases have been reported in the national capital so far and 9,981 people have died.

On September 16, the total cases crossed 50 lakh. 60 lakhs have been crossed on 28 October and 70 lakh on 11 October. On 29 October, the total cases crossed 80 million. On 20 November, the total number of cases crossed 90 lakh.

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