Coronavirus : The cases of deadly coronavirus epidemic in India are now decreasing. In the last 24 hours, 44 thousand 877 new cases of corona virus have been reported in the country and 684 people have died. Yesterday 50 thousand 407 cases were registered. The positivity rate in the country has now gone up to 3.17.
Active cases reduced to 5 lakh 37 thousand 45.
According to the data released by the Union Health Ministry. Now the number of active cases in the country has come down to 5 lakh 37 thousand 45. At the same time, the number of people who lost their lives due to this epidemic has increased to 5 lakh 8 thousand 665. According to the data, so far 4 crore 15 lakh 85 thousand 711 people have become infection free.
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920 new cases of coronavirus registered in Delhi.
On Saturday, 920 new cases of Covid-19 were reported in Delhi, while 13 more people died due to infection. In the data released by the Health Department, it has been said that the infection rate in the capital has come down to 1.68 percent. The number of infection cases in the national capital has increased to 18,50,516, while the death toll has reached 26,060.
So far, about 172 crore doses of vaccines have been given.
So far, more than 172 crore doses of anti-coronavirus vaccines have been given under the nationwide vaccination campaign. Yesterday 49 lakh 16 thousand 801 doses were given. After which 172 crore 81 lakh 49 thousand 447 doses of vaccine have been given so far.
The Health Ministry has said that more than 1.72 crore precautionary doses have been given so far to health workers, frontline workers and people of 60 years and above. The nationwide vaccination campaign against the pandemic was launched on January 16 last year. In which health workers were vaccinated in the first phase. The vaccination of frontline personnel started from February 2 last year. After this vaccination started for different age groups.
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