NEW DELHI: India recorded its highest single-day jump in Covid-19 cases with the number crossing 4,000 for the first time, as the pandemic touched another high in Maharashtra, which added 1,943 cases on Sunday, including 665 from the previous few days.
This meant that 4,308 cases were added to Indias Covid-19 count, a rise of 6.9% in a day. While Maharashtra reported the lions share with Mumbai alone accounting for 875, the pandemic continued to surge in Tamil Nadu (669 new cases), Gujarat (398) and Delhi (381). The eastern states began feeling the impact of the return of migrant workers, with West Bengal, Odisha and Bihar together reporting 321 new cases on Sunday. Maharashtra also reported its highest single-day death toll of 53, as the virus claimed 113 lives across India.
Recovery rate hits 31% as 20,848 beat virus
Maharashtra also reported its highest single-day death toll of 53, as the virus claimed 113 lives across India. The death toll in the country stands at 2,201, according to reports from the state government.
Meanwhile, the number of people who have recovered from the disease has risen to 20,848, which is 31% of all cases, the highest proportion so far.
Tamil Nadu, which has been reporting the second highest count of cases after Maharashtra in the past few days, overtook Delhi to claim the No.3 spot among coronavirus- hit states.
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NEW DELHI: India recorded its highest single-day jump in Covid-19 cases with the number crossing 4,000 for the first time, as the pandemic touched another high in Maharashtra, which added 1,943 cases on Sunday, including 665 from the previous few days.
This meant that 4,308 cases were added to Indias Covid-19 count, a rise of 6.9% in a day. While Maharashtra reported the lions share with Mumbai alone accounting for 875, the pandemic continued to surge in Tamil Nadu (669 new cases), Gujarat (398) and Delhi (381). The eastern states began feeling the impact of the return of migrant workers, with West Bengal, Odisha and Bihar together reporting 321 new cases on Sunday. Maharashtra also reported its highest single-day death toll of 53, as the virus claimed 113 lives across India.
Recovery rate hits 31% as 20,848 beat virus
Maharashtra also reported its highest single-day death toll of 53, as the virus claimed 113 lives across India. The death toll in the country stands at 2,201, according to reports from the state government.
Meanwhile, the number of people who have recovered from the disease has risen to 20,848, which is 31% of all cases, the highest proportion so far.
Tamil Nadu, which has been reporting the second highest count of cases after Maharashtra in the past few days, overtook Delhi to claim the No.3 spot among coronavirus- hit states.
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