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India recorded the highest spike over 5,000 corona positive cases in 24 hrs
Even after months of lockdown and restrictions imposed in the country, the number of coronavirus cases in India continues to rise at a higher rate as more than 5000 cases were reported on Monday
New Delhi: Even after months of lockdown and restrictions imposed in the country, the number of coronavirus cases in India continues to rise at a higher rate as more than 5000 cases were reported on Monday.
India recorded the highest spike in the number of COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours taking the total tally to 96,169.
According to Health Ministery data, 5,242 coronavirus cases and 157 deaths were reported in the last 24 hours. Out of the total cases, 56,316 are active cases, 36,823 recovered cases, 1 migrant patient, and 3,029 deaths. The recovery rate in India stands at 38.29 percent.
India now stands at the list of top 10 countries affected by the deadly virus.
With over 33,053 cases, Maharashtra continues to lead with the most number of infected patients followed by Gujarat (11,379), Tamil Nadu (11,224) and Delhi (10,054).
Maharashtra has also recorded the most casualties at 1,198, followed by Gujarat (659), Madhya Pradesh (248), and West Bengal (238).
