In Puducherry, with 712 new cases of covid infection reported in the last 24 hours, the total number of infected cases has increased to 1,07,826. In Puducherry, new cases of infection have been declining for the past few days. Director, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Services, S Mohan Kumar said that 9,458 samples were tested for corona in the last 24 hours, with the rate of infected samples on Friday at 7. 53 which was 9 on Thursday. It was 0.2 per cent.
Officials said the death toll due to the loss of 18 infected persons has reached 1,601. Kumar said 1,215 people were free from infection in the last 24 hours who were discharged from hospitals. He said there are 9,494 active cases. Death Rate 1. 48% and Recovery Rate 48. It is 89 per cent. He said that so far 34,949 health workers and 22,089 personnel deployed on the front have been vaccinated.
1,32,364 new cases in the country: Janha This is known as the total cases of the disease have increased to 2,85,74,350 with a recovery rate of more than 93 per cent after 1,32,364 new cases were reported in a day of covid infection in the country. According to data from the Union Health Ministry till 8 am on Friday, the death toll has gone up to 3,40,702 after the death of 2,713 patients in the last 24 hours, while the number of people undergoing treatment was less than 20 lakh on the fourth day. The Ministry said that a total of 20,75,428 investigations were conducted on Thursday, taking the total number of investigations conducted for Covid-19 in the country to 35,74,33,846. Daily positivity rate of infection 6. 38 per cent has been recorded. For 11 consecutive days, the rate has been recorded below 10 per cent. Weekly positivity rate reduced to 7. It has become 27 per cent. The total number of active patients in the country is 16,35,993, which is 5 of the total infections. 73 per cent, besides the National Recovery Rate of 93. It is 0.8 per cent.
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