The impact of the coronavirus is wreaking havoc in Delhi, the capital of the country, and now it has come in second place in the country with the ever-increasing figures of infection. In the last 24 hours, the number of total infected increased to 66,602 with a record of 3947 new cases. After the death of 68 patients in the same period, the number of dead increased to 2301. Delhi also ranks second after Maharashtra in terms of the number of dead. In the capital, 39,313 patients have been freed, who have been discharged from various hospitals.

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Tamil Nadu is third in the case of being affected by Coronavirus, where the total number of infected people has now reached 64,603 and so far 833 people have died due to this virus. In the state, 35,339 people have been discharged from hospitals after treatment. The western state of the country Gujarat is ranked fourth in the number of infected cases of Covid-19, but in the number of dead it is third after Maharashtra and Delhi. So far 28,371 people have been infected with the virus in Gujarat and 1710 people have died. 20,513 people in the state have also recovered from this disease.

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18,893 cases of corona infection have been reported so far in the country's largest state Uttar Pradesh, and 588 people have died due to this virus. While 12,116 patients have become healthy. In Rajasthan too, the corona outbreak is in full swing and the number of infected people has reached 15,627 and 365 people have died so far, while 12,213 people have fully recovered. In West Bengal, 14,728 people have been infected with the coronavirus and 58 people have died and 9218 people have recovered so far. In Madhya Pradesh, 12,261 people have been infected with corona and 525 people have died due to this while 9335 people have recovered. 9,721 people have been infected in Karnataka and 10,0002 in Andhra Pradesh and the death toll in these states is 150 and 119 respectively.

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