Post Diwali, India records lowest Covid cases since mid-July


New Delhi, Nov 16 (IANS): In a big relief to the people, India witnessed 30,548 new Covid-19 cases post Diwali on Monday, which is the lowest reported since the mid of July.

The deaths remained under 500 with a new figure of 435, while the recoveries reported were 43,851 in the last 24 hours.

The new figures have pushed the death toll to 1,30,070, while the cumulative tally stands at 88,45,127.

Meanwhile, India has now 4,65,478 active cases after a net decrease of 13,738 cases. Besides, 43,851 more cured patients took the total recoveries to 82,49,579, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) data shows. The recovery rate stands at 93.09 percent, and the fatality rate at 1.47 percent, the Ministry said.

The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) tested 8,61,706 more samples on Sunday, taking the total to 12,56,98,525.

Maharashtra continued to be the worst-hit state with 17,47,242 cases till date. There are 85,889 active cases and 45,974 Covid-19 deaths.

Delhi's corona tally has reached 4,85,405 cases whereas 96 more fatalities pushed the national capital's death toll to 7,614. The other worst-hit states are Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Uttar Pradesh.

  

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  • Dr Shankaranarayan, Mangaluru/Abu Dhabi

    Mon, Nov 16 2020

    Covid 19 Virus is the modern Narakasura. Covid 19 samhara is happening since Diwali. So the decline.
    Jai Sree Krishna

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  • Bhavya Baliga, Udupi / Seattle

    Mon, Nov 16 2020

    The lights, the bells and the holy chants have killed the virus in the Diwali celebrants.
    Likely to erupt again by year end.

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