New Delhi: India has achieved a new feat in the war against Covid-19. More patients have been cured than infected people exposed in a day. Meanwhile, around 9 lakh samples have also been screened for detection of Covid-19, which is a new record. However, the total number of infected has crossed 27 lakh and the death toll has also crossed 51 thousand. But the good thing is that till now the number of patients who recovered from covid19 reached 20 lakhs.

55 thousand new patients in 24 hours, 57,937 cured: According to the data released by the Central Health Department at 8 am on Tuesday, 55,079 new cases have been reported in the country during the last 24 hours and the total number of infected people is more than 27 lakh 2 thousand. During this period, 57,937 patients have been cured and combined with this, the figure of Covid-19 patients has reached more than 19 lakh 77 thousand. The active cases are 6 lakh 73 thousand 166, which is 24.91 percent of the total cases. Another 876 people have died due to this epidemic, taking the total death toll to 51,797. The ministry said that on Monday more than 8 lakh 99 thousand samples have been tested. So far, three crores 9 lakh 41 thousand 264 samples have been tested.

So far 52,789 people have died in the Corona epidemic: According to the data received by the PTI and other sources from the states and union territories till 9 pm, more than 55 new cases have been found on Monday and 51 More patients have been cured. Together, the total number of infected people has crossed 27 lakh 50 thousand and so far more than 20 lakh 20 thousand people have been completely cured. The active case is more than 6 lakh 77 thousand. So far more than 52 thousand people have lost their lives in this epidemic. There were 949 deaths on Tuesday, including a record 422 in Maharashtra, 121 in Tamil Nadu, 20 in Gujarat and 5 in Goa.

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