Published 13:23 IST, September 13th 2020
With surge in recoveries, India's COVID-19 recovery rate stands at 77.88%: Health Ministry
India's COVID-19 recoveries have surged to 3,702,595, pushing the recovery rate to over 77.88 percent, the Union Health Ministry said on September 13.
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With 78,399 patients recuperating from coronavirus infection in a day, India's COVID-19 recoveries have surged to 3,702,595 pushing recovery rate to over 77.88 percent, Union Health Ministry said on Sunday, September 13. Ministry furr informed that 58 percent of newly recovered patients are being reported from five states that is Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh.
"India continues to report a high number of recoveries exceeding 70,000 every day. 78,399 recoveries have been registered in last 24 hours in country. With this, total number of recoveries has touched 3,702,595 taking Recovery Rate to 77.88 per cent," said Ministry in a statement.
"Maharashtra continues to lead with more than 13,000 recoveries while Andhra Pradesh has contributed more than 10,000 to single-day recoveries," ministry said.
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Over 94,000 positive cases reported
Health Ministry furr informed that 94,372 new cases have been reported in last 24 hours. Out of this, Maharashtra continues to be worst affected state as it alone has more than 22,000 cases. Followed by Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka with more than 9,000 cases each.
"Nearly 57 percent of new cases are reported from five States. se are also contributing 58 percent of new recovered cases. total number of active cases in country stands at 9,73,175 as on date," ministry said furr.
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According to Ministry, five states that are accounted for 60 percent of total active cases in country include; Maharashtra with 28.79 percent of caseload, Karnataka with 10.05 percent of caseload, Andhra Pradesh with 9.84 percent COVID cases, Uttar Pradesh with 6.98 percent, and Tamil Nadu with 4.84 percent. Maharashtra has reported maximum number of 391 deaths followed by Karnataka with 94 deaths, whereas Tamil Nadu has reported 76 deaths, ministry furr said in its statement. Meanwhile, a total of 1,114 COVID-19 deaths have been registered in past 24 hours across county.
Overall India's total COVID cases have increased to 47,54,357 of which 9,73,175 are active while 37,02,596 people have recovered and 78,586 people have died.
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(With ANI inputs)
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13:23 IST, September 13th 2020