covid update

India reported 4,129 new cases of COVID-19 and 20 fatalities in the last 24 hours, on September 26. Of the 20 deaths, 13 were reported from the state of Kerala. A recovery rate of 98.72% has been recorded in the country, taking the total active caseload to 43,415. Furthermore, India has administered over 217 crore cumulative doses of COVID vaccine, since the beginning of the pandemic.

India Covid-19 active cases are under 45,281 with new 5,383 cases of coronavirus, in the past 24 hours. On September 23, the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare confirmed 5,383 new cases, 20 deaths and 6,424 recovery cases. In addition, the recovery rate is at 98.71%, the positive case rate is at 0.10%.. Moreover, so far 217.26 crore covid-19 doses were given to people under the nationwide vaccination drive.

India reported 4,510 new cases of COVID-19 and 33 fatalities in the last 24 hours, on September 21. A recovery rate of 98.71% has been recorded in the country, taking the total active caseload to 46,216. India’s daily positivity rate stands at 1.37%, and weekly positivity rate at 1.81%. Furthermore, India has administered over 216.83 crore cumulative doses of COVID vaccine, since the beginning of the pandemic.

India reported 4,800 new cases of COVID-19 and 18 fatalities in the last 24 hours, on September 19. A recovery rate of 98.71% has been recorded, taking the total active caseload in the country to 48,027. India’s daily positivity rate stands at 1.69%, and weekly positivity rate at 1.74%. Furthermore, India has administered over 216.41 crore cumulative doses of COVID vaccine, since the beginning of the pandemic.

India reported 6,422 new cases of COVID-19 and 19 fatalities in the last 24 hours, on September 16. A recovery rate of 98.7%, has been recorded in the country, taking the total active caseload in the country to 46,389. India’s daily positivity rate stands at 2.04%, and weekly positivity rate at 1.71%. Furthermore, India has administered over 215.98 crore cumulative doses of COVID vaccine, since the beginning of the pandemic.