New Delhi: Covid's condition in the country is constantly improving. Today, on the eighth day, less than 50 thousand new cases of Covid have surfaced. With which the country's covid recovery rate is also increasing rapidly. Nearly 7.5 million people have been cured by Covid in India so far. Apart from this, the situation is normalizing in the country due to a continuous decline in active cases. So far more than 81 lakh cases of Covid have been reported in India. According to the latest data from the Union Health Ministry, 46,964 new cases of Covid have been reported in the country in the last 24 hours. During this time the number of deaths from the case was 470. Due to which the number of deaths has gone beyond 1.22 lakh. According to the latest data of the Health Department, a total of 81 lakh 84 thousand 83 cases have been seen in the country so far. Out of this, 74 lakh 91 thousand 513 people have been cured by this. The number of active cases in the country has come down to 5 lakh 70 thousand 458. The death toll from corona in India has increased to 1 lakh 22 thousand 111.
Reduction in active cases: There has been a steady decrease in active cases in the country. In the last 24 hours, there have been 12,191 active cases of Covid in the country. This has reduced the rate of active cases to 6.97%. In the last 24 hours, 58,684 patients in the country have recovered from Covid. This has increased the recovery rate to 91.54%. Covid has a mortality rate of 1.49% in India.
So far, about 11 crore corona test in the country: According to the information received, more than about 11 Covid samples have been tested in the country so far. According to further data from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), as of Saturday, 10,98,87,303 samples of Covid-19 has been done in the country, of which 10,91,239 tests have been done yesterday.
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