India's Covid tally crosses 95 lakh mark !
India's Covid-19 caseload went past 95 lakh, while the total number of people who have recuperated from the disease surg...
to data released on Monday morning, the active coronavirus cases in India increased by 4,421 in 24 hours, a spike of three per cent, to go back over the 1.5 lakh mark for the first time in 17 days and register the steepest overall increase since end-November, reports NDTV.This is the fifth consecutive day in which active cases have increased; 13,506 new cases have been added in this period.As per the NDTV report, the three per cent increase in active cases is also double that recorded this time last week - 1.5 per cent - and a massive 2.9 per cent bigger than two weeks ago, when active cases decreased by 157.The total number of new cases reported per day has also increased - from a low of 9,121 on February 16 to 14,199 today, with the seven-day moving average increasing by 13.8 per cent.The spike in national numbers comes as five states report increased daily numbers. The five states are Maharashtra, Kerala, Punjab, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh.The centre has warned all five states
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to data released on Monday morning, the active coronavirus cases in India increased by 4,421 in 24 hours, a spike of three per cent, to go back over the 1.5 lakh mark for the first time in 17 days and register the steepest overall increase since end-November, reports NDTV.This is the fifth consecutive day in which active cases have increased; 13,506 new cases have been added in this period.As per the NDTV report, the three per cent increase in active cases is also double that recorded this time last week - 1.5 per cent - and a massive 2.9 per cent bigger than two weeks ago, when active cases decreased by 157.The total number of new cases reported per day has also increased - from a low of 9,121 on February 16 to 14,199 today, with the seven-day moving average increasing by 13.8 per cent.The spike in national numbers comes as five states report increased daily numbers. The five states are Maharashtra, Kerala, Punjab, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh.The centre has warned all five states
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