India reports the highest single day spike of 2003 COVID19 Deaths

New Delhi: The number of corona virus patients in India is continuously increasing. The number of infected in the country till Wednesday has crossed the figure of three and a half Lakh. At the same time, the death toll due to Corona has also crossed 10 thousand. Talking about the most affected states in the country, the situation in Maharashtra, Delhi and Tamil Nadu is quite bad.

At the same time, Tension is increasing between India China border.

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The number of corona patients in India crossed three lakhs in Mid June. 10,974 new COVID19 cases and 2003 deaths reported in the last 24 hours. The total number of positive cases in the country now stands at 3,54,065 including 1,55,227 active cases, 1,86,935cured and 11903 deaths.

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Current situation in India:

-According to Nagaland Health Minister S Panganu Phu, two new cases of corona positive have been registered in the state. After this, the total number of infected patients in the state has increased to 181. There are 78 active cases and 103 people have been cured.

-According to the Jammu and Kashmir government, 78 new cases of corona infection have been reported in the state today, out of which 16 have been reported in Jammu division and 62 new cases of corona in Kashmir division. The number of active corona cases in the state so far is 5298 and 63 people have died so far.

-India sees highest single day spike of 2,003 COVID-19 deaths, pushing toll to 11,903. Cases rise to 3,54,065 with 10,974 new infections.

-COVID-19 death toll in Bihar reaches 39; total number of cases rises to 6,810.

-Jharkhand records 34 fresh COVID-19 cases, tally rises to 1,839: State Health Department

-235 more COVID19 cases in Rajasthan, tally 13,216; toll 308 with 7 more deaths.

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