India records single-day spike of 9,987 COVID-19 cases

New Delhi: Corona virus cases are on the rise, in the meanwhile, Govt has given conditional relaxation in every field of the country. In such a situation, the risk of infection increased more. At the same time, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and LG Anil Baijal have come face to face on the issue of Corona virus in Delhi. The reversal of two decisions of CM Kejriwal has created uneasiness between the BJP and AAP.

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Corona virus cases are increasing daily in India. So far, 2 lakh 66 thousand 5 hundred 98 patients of Corona were found in the country, while 7466 people died due to the epidemic. It is a matter of relief that more than one lakh 29 thousand infected patients have also been cured.

Current situation in India:

-India records single-day spike of 9,987 COVID-19 cases, taking tally to 2,66,598; death toll reaches 7,466.

-Jharkhand reports highest single-day spike with 147 COVID-19 cases; tally rises to 1,290

-Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Sanjay Singh has told that Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal was complaining of fever and sore throat, after which he isolated himself at his residence. Today, Kejriwal will conduct COVID19 test. He informed that he also has diabetes.

-The total number of patients in Delhi is 27 thousand 654, in which 761 people have died and 10 thousand 664 people have been cured.

-In Gujarat, the figure of corona patients has reached beyond 20 thousand. So far 1249 people have died here and 13 thousand 635 people have been cured.

-The total number of infected in Uttar Pradesh has gone up to 10 thousand 536, in which 275 people have died and 6185 people have been cured.

-The number of patients in Madhya Pradesh is 9401, in which 412 people have died, while 6331 people have been cured.

-426 new COVID19 cases in West Bengal, tally 8,613, active cases 4,743; toll rises to 405 with 9 more deaths.

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