Total number of Corona cases cross 12.3 lakh mark in India

New Delhi: Corona virus infection is setting a new record in India everyday. So far, where the number of corona in the country was increasing due to increase in new cases every day, now for the first time a new record has been recorded so far with more than 1000 covid deaths in one day. Let us tell you that in the last 24 hours, 1129 patients died due to corona.

1.2 million cases in India:

The number of coronavirus infections in India has crossed 1.2 million. On the other hand, the number of deaths from covid 19 has gone up to 29861. On Wednesday, the number of new Corona contingents increased by more than 45 thousand. Apart from this, the recovery rate has also increased in India. So far, 782607 patients have been cured or discharged from hospital in the country. There are 4,26,167 cases of Corona currently active.

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Corona in India:

On Wednesday, Corona broke all the records so far. A record 45,720 new cases were reported in the last 24 hours. At the same time, for the first time, the death toll crossed 1000. On Wednesday, a total of 1,129 infected people died due to corona. Never before have so many new cases come in a day, nor have so many deaths occurred in a single day.

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According to ICMR data, the number of covid testing in India is also increasing. On Wednesday, 3,50,823 tests of Corona were conducted in India. With this, the figure of corona testing in the country has reached 1,50,75,369.

Active COVID-19 cases stand at 4,26,167, while 7,82,606 people have recovered so far.

107 more people test COVID19 positive in UP's Gautam Buddh Nagar, pushing caseload to 4,398; active case count 962.

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