Coronavirus: Single day rise of 44,658 COVID-19 infections, 496 deaths

New Delhi: For the second consecutive day in India, new cases of coronavirus remained above 40 thousand. Another major reason for this is Kerala.

The concern of the Center is increasing in Kerala regarding the deteriorating situation due to Corona. At the same time, the danger to the adjoining states also increases and somewhere in the most minds there is also concern about the third wave.

Corona latest update:

On the last day, where cases crossed 46 thousand were reported across the country. Now at the same time, the number of cases reported on Friday was recorded above 44 thousand. According to the Ministry of Health, 44,658 new cases of coronavirus have been reported in the country in the last 24 hours and 32,988 people have been cured of corona.

Over 30k cases in Kerala:

At the same time, only Kerala is being blamed for increasing the total cases of corona in India because 30,007 new covid cases were registered in Kerala on the previous day and adding these, India reported a total of 44,658 new cases today.

That is, more than half the cases have been registered only from Kerala. At the same time, the recovery of 18,997 people was recorded in Kerala in the report that came out last day. And now the positivity rate has reached 18.03%.

The country saw a decline in deaths in the last hours. According to the figures revealed on Thursday, a total of 607 people had died. At the same time, the death toll came down to 498 on Friday. In Kerala, 162 people died of corona on the previous day.

At the same time, as soon as the latest update of Corona came out in Kerala, there were speculations that there would be a huge increase in the total cases of the country to be released the next day, and the same thing happened. There are 1,81,209 active cases in Kerala. So far 20,134 people have died. Let us inform that on Tuesday, 25 thousand cases were reported in India. If seen within two days, a jump of 20 thousand corona cases has been registered in the country.

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