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Coronavirus: Today more than 19 thousand coronavirus positive cases in India

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New Delhi: The Coronavirus in India is not taking its name to stop. In the last 24 hours, more than 19 thousand cases have been reported in the country. Apart from this, there is also news of the death of about 50 people.

According to the data released by the Ministry of Health, 19,406 new cases of corona have been reported in India in the last 24 hours. During this, 19,928 people have also been cured of coronavirus. Despite this, there are currently 1,34,793 active cases of corona in the country. However, there has been a slight decline in the Daily Positivity Rate and it is 4.96%.

Also 205.92 cr total vaccine doses (93.51 cr Second Dose and 10.35 cr Precaution Dose) have been administered so far under nationwide vaccination drive. 32,73,551 doses administered in last 24 hours. India’s Active caseload currently stands at 1,34,793 and active cases stand at 0.31%. Recovery Rate currently at 98.50% 19,928 recoveries in the last 24 hours increase total recoveries to 4,34,65,552.

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