NEW DELHI: India registered 7,830 new COVID-19 infections, sharp jump from yesterday. The number of active cases rose to 40,215, as per data released today by the Union Health Ministry. In comparison to the day before, the nation's total daily Covid-19 instances dropped somewhat to 5,676 yesterday. A total of 5,880 cases were reported on Monday.

According to data updated at 8 am, the total number of deaths attributable to the disease has risen to 5,31,016 with 16 new fatalities being reported.

According to data updated at 8 am on Wednesday, the number of current cases now makes up 0.09 percent of all infections, and the national Covid-19 recovery rate is 98.72 percent. 4,42,04,771 persons have recovered from the illness, and the case fatality rate has been reported at 1.19 percent.

The Supreme Court has recommended for taking preventive measures such as wearing masks, often using hand sanitizers, and keeping physical distance regulations in the top court in light of the rise in Covid cases in Delhi.
New Delhi logs 980 fresh COVID-19 cases on April 11.

According to information released by the municipal government's health department, Delhi recorded 980 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, the most since August 20, with a positivity rate of 25.98%, meaning one in every four people tested had a positive result.

The conclusion of a two-day nationwide COVID-19 simulated drill: The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare reported on Tuesday that a two-day COVID-19 simulated drill had been successfully carried out throughout 724 districts in 35 States and union territories.

The Union Health Ministry had written to States and UTs on March 28, 2023, to perform mock exercises on April 10 and 11, including COVID devoted healthcare facilities, to evaluate their degree of preparedness in terms of equipment, procedure, and staff, the Ministry claimed in the announcement.

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