Coronavirus Omicron in India Live Updates: Andhra Pradesh reports 5879 new Covid cases, 9 deaths today
Coronavirus Omicron cases in India Live Updates: Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh today news on 31 January 2022
Coronavirus Omicron Live Updates today News on 31 January 2022: Latest news updates of happenings from around the world, with special focus on India, Hyderabad, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh. From daily coronavirus news about the probable third wave, the number of infections, vaccination and night curfew.
Coronavirus in India: India has reported 2,09,918 Covid cases in a span of 24 hours, 10 per cent lower than the previous day's 2.34 lakh. In the same time span, 959 fresh Covid deaths have also been reported, said the Union health ministry on Monday morning.
With the addition of new Covid fatalities, the death toll has reached 4,95,050. However, Kerala added 374 deaths as backlog to Monday's count.
The active caseload has reported a marginal decline at 18,31,268, which constitutes 4.43 per cent of the country's total positive cases.
The recovery of 2,62,628 patients in the last 24 hours has increased the cumulative tally to 3,89,76,122. Consequently, India's recovery rate stands at 94.37 per cent.
Coronavirus in Andhra Pradesh: Andhra Pradesh reported 5,879 fresh Coronavirus cases taking the total tally to 22,76,370 cases across the state. While coming to fatalities, nine deaths reported in the last twenty four hours taking the toll to 14615. On the other hand, as many as 11,384 new patients were cured in the last twenty four hours taking the total recoveries to 21,51,238 and there are currently 1,10,517 active cases.
According to district-wise data, Anantapur district reported 856 new infections, followed by East Godavari 823 and Kadapa 776 while Vizianagaram has logged the least cases with 12 new cases in the last twenty-four hours.
Pune reports 3,762 new COVID19 cases, 7,953 recoveries, & 14 deaths, today. The total number of active cases has reached 59,204
Coronavirus in West Bengal: West Bengal reports 1,910 new #COVID19 cases, 7,727 recoveries, and 36 deaths in the last 24 hours
Active cases: 25,709
Today's positivity rate: 5.49%
Coronavirus in Andhra Pradesh: Andhra Pradesh reported 5,879 fresh Coronavirus cases taking the total tally to 22,76,370 cases across the state. While coming to fatalities, nine deaths reported in the last twenty four hours taking the toll to 14615. On the other hand, as many as 11,384 new patients were cured in the last twenty four hours taking the total recoveries to 21,51,238 and there are currently 1,10,517 active cases. Read Full Story
Coronavirus in Kerala: Kerala reports 42,154 new COVID19 cases, 38,458 recoveries & 14 deaths in the last 24 hrs
Active cases stand at 3,57,552
Coronavirus in Karnataka: Karnataka reports 24,172 new COVID19 cases, 30,869 recoveries, and 56 deaths in the last 24 hours.
Active cases at 2,44,331
Positivity rate at 17.11%
Coronavirus in Mumbai: Mumbai reports 960 new COVID19 cases, 1,837 recoveries, and 11 deaths in the last 24 hours.
Active cases 9,900
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