Coronavirus: More than 25 thousand new COVID-19 cases in India, 339 deaths

New Delhi: In the midst of the third wave of corona, where fewer corona cases have been reported on Tuesday than on Monday, the number of dead has raised concern. According to the Ministry of Health, 25,404 new cases of corona were registered in the last 24 hours on Tuesday, while 339 infected people died.

At the same time, 37,127 patients returned home after beating this disease. The situation is getting back to normal due to the decline in the Corona case. However, the figure of corona in Kerala still remains a cause for concern.

27,254 new cases were reported on Monday:

On Monday, 27,254 new cases of corona were registered in the last 24 hours while 219 infected people died. At the same time, 37,687 patients had returned home after beating this disease. Let us tell you that vaccination is coming out as a shield to protect against corona virus. People who get the vaccine are less likely to spread corona infection.

The vaccination campaign for the first dose of corona in six states of the country has been completed 100%. Himachal Pradesh was the first to achieve this success last month and now the names of five more states have been included in this list. In all these six states, 100% vaccination of the first dose of corona has been done.

15,058 new corona cases in Kerala within last 24 hours:

On Tuesday, 15,058 new corona cases were reported in Kerala within the last 24 hours. During this, 28,439 corona patients were cured and 99 people died due to infection.

Goa has made a five-day quarantine mandatory for travelers coming from Kerala. Especially for students and people coming to the state from Kerala for work purposes. In a notification issued on Sunday, the Goa administration has also extended the ongoing statewide curfew till September 20 and continued restrictions on several activities, including casinos, in the coastal state. This year the 24-hour curfew was first imposed on May 9 and since then it has been continuously extended.

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