Coronavirus returns in India; Maharashtra records sudden increase

New Delhi: The rising corona cases in five states of the country including Maharashtra, Kerala have once again raised the concern of the country. Corona is the fastest-growing in Maharashtra. Maharashtra's average is much higher than the national average in terms of infection.

Due to sudden increasing cases in Maharashtra, the risk of corona is once again increasing in the country. Evidence of this is telling about the case of Corona that came in the last seven days.

More than 1 lakh cases in the last 7 days in the country

There has been a sudden spurt in corona cases in India in the last seven days. If we look at the data of the Health Ministry for a week, this is proved. In the past week (February 15-21, 2021), a total of 1,00,990 cases of corona have been reported.

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This is the first time in the last five weeks that more than one lakh cases have been reported in the country in a week. In the previous week, 77,284 cases of corona were reported. In this case, the corona cases have increased by 34 percent this week compared to the previous week. Which clearly illustrates the growing danger of corona.

Corona Cases increased rapidly in Maharashtra:

Talking about the states, Maharashtra has the highest number of cases. Corona cases have increased by 81 percent this week. The average of corona cases has also increased in the last seven days in the country. Where the average of seven days was 11,430 last week, then this week it has increased to 12,770.

Corona in Maha and Kerala:

The number of active cases of corona in the country is continuously increasing, which the government is worried about. Of all the active cases of Corona in the country, 74 percent are in Maharashtra and Kerala alone. Apart from this, corona cases have also increased in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir.

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