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As many as 18.2 million people probably died from Covid in the first two years of the pandemic, researchers found in the first peer-reviewed global estimate of excess deaths.
The study published in The Lancet also found that the highest numbers of excess deaths were estimated in India (approx 4.1 million deaths). This is followed by US, Russia, Mexico and Brazil.
The study aimed at assessing the extent of pandemic's devastation brings to fore the unreliable mortality data and explains the discrepancy with official estimates which stand at 5.9 million deaths.
A statistical model was used to predict excess deaths for countries that didn’t report weekly or monthly data. Excess deaths were 9.5 times higher than reported in South Asia and 14.2 times higher in sub-Saharan Africa, the researchers found.
The evidence suggests the mortality surge is a direct result of Covid-19, the researchers said. They also said, 'the study found that the prevalence of obesity and older age in a population were two of the biggest determinants of excess mortality.'

Covid 19 | 18 million deaths so far, highest number from India: Lancet study

Lancet study: 18 million deaths due to Covid-19 so far, highest number from India

Over 18 mn people died worldwide due to Covid-19: Lancet study
Highest number of Covid deaths in India: The Lancet
Official number of Covid deaths globally stands at 5.9 million
'Obesity, old age two biggest determinants of excess mortality'
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The study published in The Lancet also found that the highest numbers of excess deaths were estimated in India.

As many as 18.2 million people probably died from Covid in the first two years of the pandemic, researchers found in the first peer-reviewed global estimate of excess deaths.
The study published in The Lancet also found that the highest numbers of excess deaths were estimated in India (approx 4.1 million deaths). This is followed by US, Russia, Mexico and Brazil.
The study aimed at assessing the extent of pandemic's devastation brings to fore the unreliable mortality data and explains the discrepancy with official estimates which stand at 5.9 million deaths.
A statistical model was used to predict excess deaths for countries that didn&rsquo;t report weekly or monthly data. Excess deaths were 9.5 times higher than reported in South Asia and 14.2 times higher in sub-Saharan Africa, the researchers found.
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The evidence suggests the mortality surge is a direct result of Covid-19, the researchers said. They also said, 'the study found that the prevalence of obesity and older age in a population were two of the biggest determinants of excess mortality.'

India saw another big jump in Covid cases. The country logged close to 3.5 lakh cases in 24 hours, according to the data released by the health ministry on Friday morning.
This is a 9% jump from infections recorded a day before. India has logged over 3 lakh Covid cases for the second day in a row.
The country also recorded 703 deaths due to Covid in the last 24 hours.
Daily positivity rate in the country is now nearing 18 per cent.
The number of active Covid cases has shot past the 20-lakh mark, while the national recovery rate has decreased to 93.5 per cent.
Meanwhile, the number of Omicron variant cases has also gone up to 9,692. Cases of the new, more infectious variant have been detected across 29 states and union territories.
The cumulative Covid-19 vaccine doses administered in the country have crossed the 160-crore mark. 94 per cent of India's adults have received the first dose of Covid-19 vaccine, while 72 per cent are fully vaccinated, according to the government.

Covid India update: Close to 3.5 lakh cases & 703 deaths in a day, positivity rates nears 18%

Covid India update: Close to 3.5 lakh cases & 703 deaths in a day, positivity rate nears 18%

Covid spike: Close to 3.5 lakh fresh cases in&nbsp;24 hours.
703 Covid deaths in a day, positivity rate nears 18%.
Covid surge: Active cases zoom past the 20-lakh mark.
9,692 Omicron cases, recovery rate down to 93.5%
72% of adults have got both doses of Covid&nbsp;vaccine: govt

The number of active Covid cases has shot past the 20-lakh mark, while the national recovery rate has decreased to 93.5 per cent.

India saw another big jump in Covid cases. The country logged close to 3.5 lakh cases in 24 hours, according to the data released by the health ministry on Friday morning.
This is a 9% jump from infections recorded a day before. India has logged over 3 lakh Covid cases for the second day in a row.
The country also recorded 703 deaths due to Covid in the last 24 hours.
Daily positivity rate in the country is now nearing 18 per cent.
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The number of active Covid cases has shot past the 20-lakh mark, while the national recovery rate has decreased to 93.5 per cent.
Meanwhile, the number of Omicron variant cases has also gone up to 9,692. Cases of the new, more infectious variant have been detected across 29 states and union territories.
The cumulative Covid-19 vaccine doses administered in the country have crossed the 160-crore mark. 94 per cent of India's adults have received the first dose of Covid-19 vaccine, while 72 per cent are fully vaccinated, according to the government.

India has registered the highest single-day spike in Covid cases in the last eight months with over 3.17 lakh new cases in 24 hours, government data showed on Thursday morning.
This is the first time that daily cases have crossed the 3-lakh mark in the ongoing Third Wave of coronvirus in the country.
India also logged 491 deaths due the virus in 24 hours, taking total fatalities to 4,87,693. The spike in deaths is mainly due to readjustment of figures in Kerala after re-evaluation. The southern state added 134 earlier deaths to its Covid tally on Wednesday.
With a sharp jump in fresh cases, active case of Covid-19 have now jumped to over 19.2 lakh. The active cases have increased by more that 93,000 in a day, according to the health ministry data.
The daily positivity rate has now shot up to 16.41 per cent while the weekly positivity rate was recorded at 16.06 per cent.
Meanwhile, the number of infections due to the Omicron variant of coronavirus has surged to 9,287.
At the global level, India is the second worst-hit country after the US.

India Covid update: Sharp spike with over 3.17 lakh cases in a day, 491 deaths

Sharpest spike in India's Covid tally in 8 months, 3.17 lakh cases in a day. 491 deaths in 24 hours; Omicron cases top 9,000

Biggest single day jump in Covid&nbsp;cases in last 8 months
Sharp spike in India's Covid tally, 3.17 lakh cases in a day
491 deaths recorded in last 24 hours; Omicron cases top 9,000
Daily positivity rate jumps to 16.41%, active Covid over 19 lakh&nbsp;

Covid&nbsp;in India:&nbsp;Highest single-day spike in coronavirus cases in the last eight months with over 3.17 lakh new cases in 24 hours

India has registered the highest single-day spike in <a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus">Covid cases</a> in the last eight months with over 3.17 lakh new cases in 24 hours, government data showed on Thursday morning.
This is the first time that daily cases have crossed the 3-lakh mark in the ongoing Third Wave of coronvirus in the country.
India also logged 491 deaths due the virus in 24 hours, taking total fatalities to 4,87,693. The spike in deaths is mainly due to readjustment of figures in Kerala after re-evaluation. The southern state added 134 earlier deaths to its Covid tally on Wednesday.
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With a sharp jump in fresh cases, active case of Covid-19 have now jumped to over 19.2 lakh. The active cases have increased by more that 93,000 in a day, according to the health ministry data.
The daily positivity rate has now shot up to 16.41 per cent while the weekly positivity rate was recorded at 16.06 per cent.
Meanwhile, the number of infections due to the Omicron variant of coronavirus has surged to 9,287.
At the global level, India is the second worst-hit country after the US.
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AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday tore into Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath, saying he only constructed crematoriums in the state and made "arrangements" to dispatch a large number of people there, apparently referring to the second Covid wave.Addressing his party’s rally here, the Delhi CM said coronavirus arrangements in UP earned a bad name for the state and now in a cover-up exercise, the state government is splurging public money on advertisements.
In an apparent reference to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the AAP leader said,"In 2017, the BJP's tallest leader had said if 'kabristans' (cemeteries) are made in Uttar Pradesh, then 'samshans (crematoriums) should also come up." "Unfortunately, Yogi Adityanath in the past five years only constructed crematoriums and made arrangements to send a large section of citizens there," Kejriwal said.
He said Uttar Pradesh had earned a bad name throughout the world for making bad arrangements during the second Covid wave.
"If there was any state in the world that had made the worst arrangements to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, it was Uttar Pradesh," he said.
"In order to cover its misdemeanour, the UP government had given 10-page advertisements in US magazines, splurging the hard earned money of people," he alleged.
The AAP’s national convener said while his rivals are good at "constructing graveyards and crematoriums", he knows "how to get schools and hospitals constructed".
Kejriwal said his government has run a scheme under which people of different faiths are being taken to pilgrimage to places like Dwarka, Haridwar, Rishikesh and Ajmer Sharif.
Recently around 2,000 devotees returned from Ayodhya as part of this scheme, he said.
Kejriwal promised to provide 300 units of electricity free, 10 lakh jobs and Rs 1,000 every month to women above 18 years of age if his party is voted to power in the state.
The AAP’s national convener said while his rivals are good at "constructing graveyards and crematoriums", he knows "how to get schools and hospitals constructed".

UP Election 2022: Kejriwal's 'shamshaan' swipe at UP CM Yogi over Covid deaths

Arvind Kejriwal hits out at Yogi over Covid 2nd wave deaths

Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday tore into Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath, saying he only constructed crematoriums in the state. The AAP leader added that the UP CM made "arrangements" to dispatch a large number of people to shamshans, apparently referring to the second Covid wave.
Addressing his party&rsquo;s rally in Lucknow, the Delhi CM said coronavirus arrangements in UP earned a bad name for the state and now in a cover-up exercise, the state government is splurging public money on advertisements.
Byte: Kejriwal:
The AAP&rsquo;s national convener said while his rivals are good at "constructing graveyards and crematoriums", he knows "how to get schools and hospitals constructed".
Aam Aadmi Party is making its political debut in Uttar Pradesh Assembly election slated to be held in a couple of months.

UP Election 2022: Arvind&nbsp;Kejriwal&nbsp;said Yogi&nbsp;only constructed crematoriums in the state and sent a large number of people there

AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday tore into Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath, saying he only constructed crematoriums in the state and made "arrangements" to dispatch a large number of people there, apparently referring to the second Covid wave. Addressing his party&rsquo;s rally here, the Delhi CM said coronavirus arrangements in UP earned a bad name for the state and now in a cover-up exercise, the state government is splurging public money on advertisements.
In an apparent reference to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the AAP leader said,"In 2017, the BJP's tallest leader had said if 'kabristans' (cemeteries) are made in Uttar Pradesh, then 'samshans (crematoriums) should also come up." "Unfortunately, Yogi Adityanath in the past five years only constructed crematoriums and made arrangements to send a large section of citizens there," Kejriwal said.
He said Uttar Pradesh had earned a bad name throughout the world for making bad arrangements during the second Covid wave.
"If there was any state in the world that had made the worst arrangements to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, it was Uttar Pradesh," he said.
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"In order to cover its misdemeanour, the UP government had given 10-page advertisements in US magazines, splurging the hard earned money of people," he alleged.
The AAP&rsquo;s national convener said while his rivals are good at "constructing graveyards and crematoriums", he knows "how to get schools and hospitals constructed".
Kejriwal said his government has run a scheme under which people of different faiths are being taken to pilgrimage to places like Dwarka, Haridwar, Rishikesh and Ajmer Sharif.
Recently around 2,000 devotees returned from Ayodhya as part of this scheme, he said.
Kejriwal promised to provide 300 units of electricity free, 10 lakh jobs and Rs 1,000 every month to women above 18 years of age if his party is voted to power in the state.
The AAP&rsquo;s national convener said while his rivals are good at "constructing graveyards and crematoriums", he knows "how to get schools and hospitals constructed".
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The US death toll from Covid-19 topped 800,000 on Tuesday. The figure is as doubly tragic, given that more than 200,000 of those lives were lost after the vaccine became available.
The number of deaths, as compiled by Johns Hopkins University, is about equal to the population of Atlanta and St. Louis combined. It is roughly equivalent to how many Americans die each year from heart disease or stroke.
The United States has the highest reported toll of any country. The US accounts for approximately 4% of the world's population but about 15% of the 5.3 million known deaths from the coronavirus.
The true death toll in the US and around the world is believed to be significantly higher because of cases that were overlooked or concealed.
A closely watched forecasting model from the University of Washington projects a total of over 880,000 reported deaths in the U.S. by March 1.
About 200 million Americans are fully vaccinated, or just over 60% of the population. That is well short of what scientists say is needed to keep the virus in check.
Health experts lament that many of the deaths in the United States were especially heartbreaking because they were preventable by way of the vaccine, which became available in mid-December a year ago and was thrown open to all adults by mid-April of this year.

US Covid death toll tops 8 lakh, a year into vaccine drive

The US death toll from Covid-19 topped 8 lakh on Tuesday,  the highest reported fatalities for any country


The US death toll from Covid-19 topped 8 lakh on Tuesday. The figure is doubly tragic, given that more than 2 lakh of those lives were lost after the vaccine became available.
The number of deaths, as compiled by Johns Hopkins University, is about equal to the population of Atlanta and St. Louis combined. It is roughly equivalent to how many Americans die each year from heart disease or stroke.
The United States has the highest reported toll of any country. The US accounts for approximately 4% of the world's population but about 15% of the 5.3 million known deaths from the coronavirus.
The true death toll in the US and around the world is believed to be significantly higher because of cases that were overlooked or concealed.
About 200 million Americans are fully vaccinated, or just over 60% of the population. That is well short of what scientists say is needed to keep the virus in check.

Covid&nbsp;19:&nbsp;The US accounts for approximately 4% of the world's population but about 15% of the 5.3 million known deaths from the coronavirus

The US death toll from Covid-19 topped 800,000 on Tuesday. The figure is doubly tragic, given that more than 200,000 of those lives were lost after the vaccine became available.
The number of deaths, as compiled by Johns Hopkins University, is about equal to the population of Atlanta and St. Louis combined. It is roughly equivalent to how many Americans die each year from heart disease or stroke.
The United States has the highest reported toll of any country. The US accounts for approximately 4% of the world's population but about 15% of the 5.3 million known deaths from the coronavirus.
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The true death toll in the US and around the world is believed to be significantly higher because of cases that were overlooked or concealed.
A closely watched forecasting model from the University of Washington projects a total of over 880,000 reported deaths in the U.S. by March 1.
About 200 million Americans are fully vaccinated, or just over 60% of the population. That is well short of what scientists say is needed to keep the virus in check.
Health experts lament that many of the deaths in the United States were especially heartbreaking because they were preventable by way of the vaccine, which became available in mid-December a year ago and was thrown open to all adults by mid-April of this year.

India reported 18,166 new COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours, the lowest single-day rise in nearly seven months.
&nbsp;214 deaths due to coronavirus were reported in the same period.
The active COVID-19 cases in India comprise 0.68 per cent of the total infections, the lowest since March 2020. The active caseload currently &nbsp;is at 2,30,971, lowest in 208 days.
The national COVID-19 recovery rate was recorded at 97.99 per cent, highest since March 2020. At least 23,624 recoveries in the last 24 hours
The daily positivity rate stands at 1.42 per cent. It has stayed less than 3 per cent for last 41 days. The weekly positivity rate stands at 1.57 per cent.
India's cumulative COVID-19 vaccination coverage has crossed 94.70 crore.
Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya has however warned that COVID-19 containment can derail if festivals are not celebrated following protocols

Lowest single-day rise in Covid cases in 7 months in India

India reported 18,166 new COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours, the lowest single-day rise in nearly seven months.

Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya has however warned that COVID-19 containment can derail if festivals are not celebrated following protocols

India reported 18,166 new COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours, the lowest single-day rise in nearly seven months.
214 deaths due to coronavirus were reported in the same period.
The active COVID-19 cases in India comprise 0.68 per cent of the total infections, the lowest since March 2020. The active caseload currently &nbsp;is at 2,30,971, lowest in 208 days.
The national COVID-19 recovery rate was recorded at 97.99 per cent, highest since March 2020. At least 23,624 recoveries in the last 24 hours
The daily positivity rate stands at 1.42 per cent. It has stayed less than 3 per cent for last 41 days. The weekly positivity rate stands at 1.57 per cent.
India's cumulative COVID-19 vaccination coverage has crossed 94.70 crore.
Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya has however warned that COVID-19 containment can derail if festivals are not celebrated following protocols.&nbsp;

The Central government informed the Supreme Court on Wednesday that families of those who died Covid-19 will receive an ex gratia of ₹50,000 from the state disaster response fund (SDRF).
The court was told that the ex gratia will also be given to kin of Covid victims who were involved in relief operations or associated with 'preparedness activities'. The Centre further said that the compensation will be paid against not only for deaths that have already occurred but for future ones too.
The funds will be paid by state governments and will be channelled through the District Disaster Management Authority or the district administrations, the government said in its affidavit.
India has recorded over 4.45 lakh Covid-related deaths since the pandemic broke out in January 2020.
The concerned families will submit their claims through a form issued by the state authorities along with specified documents, including death certificate. The district disaster management authorities will ensure that the process of claim, verification, sanction, and disbursal is simple, robust, and people-friendly.
Grievances will be handled by district-level committees and a subject expert

Centre: states will provide ₹50,000 compensation for Covid-19 deaths

The Central government informed the Supreme Court on Wednesday that families of those who died Covid-19 will receive an ex gratia of ₹50,000 from the state disaster response fund (SDRF)

Centre told SC: states will provide ₹50,000 compensation for Covid-19 deaths
Centre:&nbsp;compensation to be paid for past as well as the future deaths
Families to submit claims through a form, submit documents, including death certificate
Grievances will be handled by district-level committees &amp; a subject expert
4.45 lakh Covid-related deaths India since the start of the pandemic

India has recorded over 4.45 lakh Covid-related deaths since the pandemic broke out in January 2020. Centre said states will provide ₹50,000 compensation for Covid-19 deaths

The Central government informed the Supreme Court on Wednesday that families of those who died Covid-19 will receive an ex gratia of ₹50,000 from the state disaster response fund (SDRF).
The court was told that the ex gratia will also be given to kin of Covid victims who were involved in relief operations or associated with 'preparedness activities'. The Centre further said that the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/compensation-guidelines-for-covid-19-deaths-how-to-apply-1633361633221" target="_blank">compensation</a> will be paid against not only for deaths that have already occurred but for future ones too.
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The funds will be paid by state governments and will be channelled through the District Disaster Management Authority or the district administrations, the government said in its affidavit.
India has recorded over 4.45 lakh <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/compensation-guidelines-for-covid-19-deaths-how-to-apply-1633361633221" target="_blank">Covid-related deaths</a> since the pandemic broke out in January 2020.
The concerned families will submit their claims through a form issued by the state authorities along with specified documents, including <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/compensation-guidelines-for-covid-19-deaths-how-to-apply-1633361633221">death certificate</a>. The district disaster management authorities will ensure that the process of claim, verification, sanction, and disbursal is simple, robust, and people-friendly.
Grievances will be handled by district-level committees and a subject expert
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Covid-19 deaths in the US have climbed to an average of more than 1,900 a day for the first time since early March. Experts saying the virus is preying largely on 71 million unvaccinated Americans.
The lethal turn has crowded hospitals once again apart from complicating the start of the school year and delaying the return to offices.
The US witnessed its worst phase in December last year when it logged 3,000 deaths a day. But that was when almost no one was vaccinated.
Now, nearly 64 per cent of the US population has received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. And yet, average deaths per day have climbed 40 per cent over the past two weeks, from 1,387 to 1,947, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
Health experts say the vast majority of the hospitalised and dead have been unvaccinated. While some vaccinated people have suffered breakthrough infections, those tend to be mild.
The number of vaccine-eligible Americans who have yet to get a shot has been put at more than 70 million.

US Covid-19 deaths top 1,900 a day, most victims unvaccinated

Covid&nbsp;deaths in the US have climbed to over 1900 a day, experts say&nbsp;vast majority of the hospitalised and dead have been unvaccinated

US Covid deaths climb to 1,900 a day for the first time since March

US Covid&nbsp;deaths climb to&nbsp;1,900 a day for the first time since March
Experts:&nbsp;virus is preying largely on 71 mn unvaccinated Americans
US:&nbsp;Avg deaths per day have climbed 40% over the past two weeks
Surge in deaths has complicated schools reopening, return to offices
Vast majority of the hospitalised and dead have been unvaccinated

Health experts say the vast majority of the hospitalised and dead have been unvaccinated. While some vaccinated people have suffered breakthrough infections, those tend to be mild

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/compensation-guidelines-for-covid-19-deaths-how-to-apply-1633361633221" target="_blank">Covid-19 deaths</a> in the US have climbed to an average of more than 1,900 a day for the first time since early March. Experts saying the virus is preying largely on 71 million unvaccinated Americans.
The lethal turn has crowded hospitals once again apart from complicating the start of the school year and delaying the return to offices.
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The US witnessed its worst phase in December last year when it logged 3,000 deaths a day. But that was when almost no one was vaccinated.
Now, nearly 64 per cent of the US population has received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. And yet, average deaths per day have climbed 40 per cent over the past two weeks, from 1,387 to 1,947, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
Health experts say the vast majority of the hospitalised and dead have been unvaccinated. While some vaccinated people have suffered breakthrough infections, those tend to be mild.
The number of vaccine-eligible Americans who have yet to get a shot has been put at more than 70 million.
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New U.S. studies released on Friday show unvaccinated people are 11 times more likely than vaccinated people to die from Covid-19.
Besides, the fully vaccinated people are 10 times less likely to be hospitalised compared to the unvaccinated individuals, according to one of the three studies published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
For reasons that are not yet well understood, data from one of the studies suggests Moderna's vaccine has offered a slightly higher level of protection in the Delta period.
It comes a day after President Joe Biden announced an aggressive new immunization plan that includes requiring companies employing more than 100 people to either vaccinate their workers or test them weekly.
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Covid-19: Unvaccinated people are 11 times more likely to die from virus, shows US study 

New US studies released on Friday show unvaccinated people are 11 times more likely than vaccinated people to die from Covid-19.

Unvaccinated people are 11 times more likely to die from Covid: U.S study shows

US study finds unvaccinated 11 times more likely to die of Covid
Fully vaccinated are 10 times less likely to be hospitalised,&nbsp;CDC&nbsp;study shows&nbsp;&nbsp;
Study analysed 32,000 patients between June and early August
Study:&nbsp;Moderna&nbsp;vaccine was more effective in preventing hospitalisation

More than 600,000 Covid cases from April through mid-July were analyzed and linked to vaccination status.
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New US studies released on Friday show unvaccinated people are 11 times more likely than vaccinated people to die from <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-pm-modi-chairs-high-level-review-meet-amid-concerns-over-third-wave-1631289159467" target="_blank">Covid-19</a>.
Besides, the fully vaccinated people are 10 times less likely to be hospitalised compared to the unvaccinated individuals, according to one of the three studies published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
For reasons that are not yet well understood, data from one of the studies suggests Moderna's vaccine has offered a slightly higher level of protection in the Delta period.
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It comes a day after President Joe Biden announced an aggressive new immunization plan that includes requiring companies employing more than 100 people to either vaccinate their workers or test them weekly.

The Supreme Court of India has asked Kerala Government to put a hold on Class 11 physical exams due to the rising number of Covid-19 cases in the state. Offline Class 11 exams were scheduled to begin from September 6.
The court ordered the exams be paused for a week, saying &lsquo;children of tender age can't be exposed to the risk of contracting the virus&rsquo;. It stated that Kerala accounts for more than 70 per cent of cases in the country, with around 35,000 daily cases.
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The court was responding to a petition that challenged the decision of the Kerala High Court to not interfere with the state government's proposal to hold offline exams.
The top court further underlined the seriousness of the issue by pointing out that though Kerala &lsquo;has one of the best medical infrastructures it has not been able to contain Covid cases&rsquo;.
Children have not yet begun receiving Covid vaccines in India. There is a growing fear over inadequate paediatric facilities amid some reports suggesting that children will be most infected during the third wave.

Covid situation alarming: SC pauses Class 11 physical exams in Kerala

The Supreme Court ordered Kerala&nbsp;class XI offline exams to&nbsp;be paused for a week, saying &lsquo;children of tender age can't be exposed to the risk of contracting the virus&rsquo;.

SC asks Kerala Govt to put a hold on Class 11 physical exams
Class 11 exams were scheduled to begin in Kerala&nbsp;schools from September 6&nbsp;&nbsp;
&lsquo;Children of tender age can't be exposed to risk of contracting virus&rsquo;: SC
Kerala accounts 70% of cases in country, with over 32,000 daily cases
Children have not yet begun receiving Covid vaccines in India: SC
Children will be most infected during the third wave: reports

The Supreme Court ordered Kerala&nbsp;class XI offline exams to&nbsp;be paused for a week, saying &lsquo;children of tender age can't be exposed to the risk of contracting the virus&rsquo;.

The Supreme Court of India has asked <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/kerala-govt-clamps-night-curfew-amif-rising-covid-cases-1630206287339" target="_blank">Kerala</a> Government to put a hold on Class 11 physical exams due to the rising number of Covid-19 cases in the state. Offline Class 11 exams were scheduled to begin from September 6.
The court ordered the exams be paused for a week, saying &lsquo;children of tender age can't be exposed to the risk of contracting the virus&rsquo;. It stated that Kerala accounts for more than 70 per cent of cases in the country, with around 35,000 daily cases.
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The court was responding to a petition that challenged the decision of the Kerala High Court to not interfere with the state government's proposal to hold offline exams.
The top court further underlined the seriousness of the issue by pointing out that though Kerala &lsquo;has one of the best medical infrastructures it has not been able to contain <a href="https://www.editorji.com/amp/celebrate-festivals-at-home-embrace-vaccination-govt-s-curt-message-as-cases-spike-1630585244610" target="_blank">Covid cases</a>&rsquo;.
Children have not yet begun receiving Covid vaccines in India. There is a growing fear over inadequate paediatric facilities amid some reports suggesting that children will be most infected during the third wave.

Amid fears of a third wave India&nbsp;on Saturday&nbsp; reported 46,759 fresh Covid cases and 509 deaths in the last 24 hours. The numbers jumped by over four per cent since Friday. The jump in fresh infections is the highest seen in the last two months
Kerala contributed 32,801 cases in the past 24 hours. The southern state has been reporting over 30,000 cases for three days now. Meanwhile, Maharashtra, the state with the highest overall caseload, reported 4,654 new infections and 170 fatalities in 24 hours.
An increase of 14,876 cases has been recorded in the active COVID-19 caseload in 24 hours. Active cases constitute 1.10% of total cases, while the national COVID-19 recovery rate stands 97.56 per cent, the Union Health Ministry said.
The daily positivity rate was recorded at 2.66%. It has been less than 3% for the last 33 days. The weekly positivity rate was recorded at 2.19%.
India on Friday administered record 1 crore&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;vaccine doses under the nationwide inoculation&nbsp;drive.

India's Covid-19 cases jump to a 2 month high, 46,759 new infections in 24 hrs

India's Covid-19 cases jump to a 2 month high.&nbsp;Kerala contributed 32,801 cases in the past 24 hours. The southern state has been reporting over 30,000 cases for three days now.

India's Covid-19 cases jump to a 2 month high.&nbsp;Kerala contributed 32,801 cases in the past 24 hours. The southern state has been reporting over 30,000 cases for three days now.

Amid fears of a third wave, India&nbsp;on Saturday reported 46,759 fresh Covid cases and 509 deaths in the last 24 hours. The numbers jumped by over four per cent since Friday. The jump in fresh infections is the highest seen in the last two months
Kerala contributed 32,801 cases in the past 24 hours. The southern state has been reporting over 30,000 cases for three days now. Meanwhile, Maharashtra, the state with the highest overall caseload, reported 4,654 new infections and 170 fatalities in 24 hours.
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An increase of 14,876 cases has been recorded in the active COVID-19 caseload in 24 hours. Active cases constitute 1.10% of total cases, while the national COVID-19 recovery rate stands 97.56 per cent, the Union Health Ministry said.
The daily positivity rate was recorded at 2.66%. It has been less than 3% for the last 33 days. The weekly positivity rate was recorded at 2.19%.
India on Friday administered record 1 crore&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;vaccine doses under the nationwide inoculation&nbsp;drive.

India reported 25,166 new Covid-19 cases and 437 deaths in the last 24 hours, the Union Health Ministry data showed on Tuesday.
Of the new cases Kerala reported 12,294 and Maharashtra 4,145 new infections. Meanwhile, ten more cases of Delta plus variant of SARS-CoV2 virus were identified across Maharashtra on Monday, taking the total count in the state to 76
Active cases in the country have come down to 3,69,846, the lowest in 146 days. It comprises 1.15 per cent of the total infections, the ministry said.
The daily positivity rate was recorded at 1.61 per cent. It has remained below 3 per cent for the last 22 days. The weekly positivity rate was recorded at 1.98 per cent.
55.47 crore vaccine doses have been administered so far.

Covid-19 in India: Single day spike in cases lowest in 154 days

Active cases in the country have come down to 3,69,846, the lowest in 146 days. It comprises 1.15 per cent of the total infections, the health ministry data showed.

<ul>
<li>India reports 25,166 new Covid-19 cases, lowest in 154 days</li>
<li>437 new deaths reported in the last 24 hours: Govt</li>
<li>10 new cases of Delta plus variant of Covid-19 found in Maha</li>
<li>Active cases lowest in 146 days, daily positivity&nbsp;rate recorded at 1.61%</li>
<li>Over 55 crore&nbsp;vaccine doses administered so far</li>
</ul>

Active cases in the country have come down to 3,69,846, the lowest in 146 days. It comprises 1.15 per cent of the total infections, the health ministry data showed.

India reported 25,166 new Covid-19 cases and 437 deaths in the last 24 hours, the Union Health Ministry data showed on Tuesday.
Of the new cases Kerala reported 12,294 and Maharashtra 4,145 new infections. Meanwhile, ten more cases of Delta plus variant of SARS-CoV2 virus were identified across Maharashtra on Monday, taking the total count in the state to 76
Active cases in the country have come down to 3,69,846, the lowest in 146 days. It comprises 1.15 per cent of the total infections, the ministry said.
The daily positivity rate was recorded at 1.61 per cent. It has remained below 3 per cent for the last 22 days. The weekly positivity rate was recorded at 1.98 per cent.
55.47 crore vaccine doses have been administered so far.

Is India witnessing the beginning of the third wave of Covid-19 pandemic in India? Experts say yes.
India reported 42,625 new Covid-19 cases in last 24 hours, health ministry data showed on Wednesday morning. This is at least 12,000 cases more from Tuesday's tally of 30,549.
562 coronavirus&nbsp;deaths were also reported in the 24 hours period.
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India has 410,353 active cases in the country, accounting for 1.28 per cent of the total cases seen so far. The active cases have increased by 5,395 in the last 24 hours
The 'R-Value' is inching up in eight states, the government said on Tuesday said, calling it a "significant problem". The government's remarks come amid concern over a third wave.
The government also said 44 districts across 12 states and Union Territories reported over 10% weekly Covid-19 positivity rate in the week ending 2 August.
In what has been a second concern for the authorities, the daily Covid-19 infections in India have started soaring again after a steady decline of nearly three months. At present, the spike is driven by states like Kerala, Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh where the cases are increasing.
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India reports 40k + Covid cases in 24 hrs, increasing R-value a cause of concern

India reported 42,625 new Covid-19 cases in last 24 hours. This is at least 12,000 cases more from Tuesday's tally

India reported 42,625 new Covid-19 cases in last 24 hours. This is at least 12,000 cases more from Tuesday's tally

Is India witnessing the beginning of the third wave of Covid-19 pandemic in India? Experts say yes.
India reported 42,625 new Covid-19 cases in last 24 hours, health ministry data showed on Wednesday morning. This is at least 12,000 cases more from Tuesday's tally of 30,549.
562 coronavirus&nbsp;deaths were also reported in the 24 hours period.
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India has 410,353 active cases in the country, accounting for 1.28 per cent of the total cases seen so far. The active cases have increased by 5,395 in the last 24 hours
The 'R-Value' is inching up in eight states, the government said on Tuesday said, calling it a "significant problem". The government's remarks come amid concern over a third wave.
The government also said 44 districts across 12 states and Union Territories reported over 10% weekly Covid-19 positivity rate in the week ending 2 August.
In what has been a second concern for the authorities, the daily Covid-19 infections in India have started soaring again after a steady decline of nearly three months. At present, the spike is driven by states like Kerala, Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh where the cases are increasing.
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Covid-19 cases have risen at an alarming pace in Kerala in the last few days. The state reported over 20,000 infections for the fourth straight day on Friday.
Kerala reported 20,772 new Covid cases in the last 24 hours. The state's test positivity rate rose to 13.61 per cent.
Up to 116 people died of Covid in the 24 hour period.
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Of the new infections, 81 are health workers, 137 are those from outside Kerala, and 19,622 infected through contact. &nbsp;Government mentioned in its release that the source of infection in up to 932 cases could not be determined.
Malappuram, Kozhikode, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Palakkad, Kollam, Thiruvananthapuram, Kottayam are some of the worst hit districts.
Kerala Health Minister Veena George noted that the state's Covid numbers are not unexpected and added a similar trend was seen in the first wave too. &nbsp;George has termed the phenomenon as "dragging the wave".

Kerala reported over 20,000 new Covid cases for the fourth straight day

Covid-19 cases have risen at an alarming pace in Kerala in the last few days. The state reported over 20,000 infections for the fourth straight day on Friday.

Covid-19 cases have risen at an alarming pace in Kerala in the last few days. The state reported over 20,000 infections for the fourth straight day on Friday.

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Kerala reported 20,772 new Covid cases in the last 24 hours. The state's test positivity rate rose to 13.61 per cent.
Up to 116 people died of Covid in the 24 hour period.
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Of the new infections, 81 are health workers, 137 are those from outside Kerala, and 19,622 infected through contact. &nbsp;Government mentioned in its release that the source of infection in up to 932 cases could not be determined.
Malappuram, Kozhikode, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Palakkad, Kollam, Thiruvananthapuram, Kottayam are some of the worst hit districts.
Kerala Health Minister Veena George noted that the state's Covid numbers are not unexpected and added a similar trend was seen in the first wave too. &nbsp;George has termed the phenomenon as "dragging the wave".

India has reported less than 30,000 new Covid cases in a day after 132 days. 29,689 infections recorded in last 24 hours is the lowest daliy spike since March 16.
The spike is also nearly 10,000 cases fewer than reported on Monday morning.
The country also logged 415 deaths in the last 24 hours.
The weekly positivity rate is 2.33 per cent and the daily rate is 1.73 per cent.'
The active cases, currently at 3,98,100, dropped below 4 lakh for the first time since March 24.
India so far has vaccinated over 44 crore people against Coronavirus. However, the pace of vaccination is still a concern. India is likely to miss its vaccination target of 13.5 crore doses for July if it continues to vaccinate at the current pace.

India reported less than 30k new Covid cases in 24 hrs, lowest in 132 days

India has reported less than 30,000 new Covid cases in a day after 132 days. 29,689 infections recorded in last 24 hours is the lowest daliy spike since March 16.

India clocks 29,689&nbsp;Covid-19 cases, least in 132 days
415 deaths reported in the last 24 hours nationwide
Covid-19 positivity rate stands at 2.33%
India has vaccinated a total of 44 crore&nbsp;people so far

India has reported less than 30,000 new Covid cases in a day after 132 days. 29,689 infections recorded in last 24 hours is the lowest daliy spike since March 16.

India has reported less than 30,000 new Covid cases in a day after 132 days. 29,689 infections recorded in last 24 hours is the lowest daily spike since March 16.
The spike is also nearly 10,000 cases fewer than reported on Monday morning.
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The country also logged 415 deaths in the last 24 hours.
The weekly positivity rate is 2.33 per cent and the daily rate is 1.73 per cent.'
The active cases, currently at 3,98,100, dropped below 4 lakh for the first time since March 24.
India so far has vaccinated over 44 crore people against Coronavirus. However, the pace of vaccination is still a concern. India is likely to miss its vaccination target of 13.5 crore doses for July if it continues to vaccinate at the current pace.

India added 35,342 new Covid-19 cases 483 deaths in the last 24 hours, Union Health Ministry data showed on Friday. The country has reported over 3.12 crore cases and over 4.19 lakh fatalities so far, the health ministry said.
Active cases of Covid-19 also increased by 3,881 and were logged at 405,513, accounting for 1.3% of the total cases
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India's test positivity rate continued to show a decline. For the 32 straight days Thursday, it remained below the 5 per cent-mark at 2.12 per cent.
As many as 38,740 recoveries were witnessed in the last 24 hours. The national recovery rate is at 97.36 per cent.
The total number of doses administered in the country has exceeded 42.34 crores so far, the health ministry said.

New Covid-19 cases dip to 35,342, 483 deaths in 24 hours

India's test positivity rate continued to show a decline. For the 32 straight days Thursday, it remained below the 5 per cent-mark at 2.12 per cent.

India reported 35,342 new Covid&nbsp;cases, 483 deaths in 24 hours
Over 3.12 crore cases and over 4.19 lakh fatalities so far
Active cases increased by 3,881 and were logged at 405,513
Positivity rate continued to show a decline,&nbsp; recovery rate at 97.36%
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India's test positivity rate continued to show a decline. For the 32 straight days Thursday, it remained below the 5 per cent-mark at 2.12 per cent.

India added 35,342 new Covid-19 cases 483 deaths in the last 24 hours, Union Health Ministry data showed on Friday. The country has reported over 3.12 crore cases and over 4.19 lakh fatalities so far, the health ministry said.
Active cases of Covid-19 also increased by 3,881 and were logged at 405,513, accounting for 1.3% of the total cases
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India's test positivity rate continued to show a decline. For the 32 straight days Thursday, it remained below the 5 per cent-mark at 2.12 per cent.
As many as 38,740 recoveries were witnessed in the last 24 hours. The national recovery rate is at 97.36 per cent.
The total number of doses administered in the country has exceeded 42.34 crores so far, the health ministry said.

India's Covid-19 death toll&nbsp;climbed to over 4 lakh&nbsp;and 10 thousand&nbsp;with 2,020 new deaths recorded after Madhya Pradesh reconciled its fatality data.&nbsp;
Over 31,000 new coronavirus cases were reported in the last 24 hours , which is&nbsp;the lowest in 118 days,according to the Health Ministry data on Tuesday morning.
The active cases have declined to&nbsp;4.31 lakh and&nbsp;comprise 1.40 per cent of the total infections. The national Covid-19 recovery rate has increased to 97.28 per cent.
The daily&nbsp;positivity rate&nbsp; has declined to 1.81&nbsp;per cent&nbsp;. It has been less than three per cent for 22 consecutive days, the ministry said, adding the weekly positivity rate stands at&nbsp;&nbsp;2.28&nbsp;per cent.
Over&nbsp;38&nbsp;crore&nbsp;vaccine doses have been administered so far under the Nationwide Vaccination Drive.

India's Covid deaths jump by 2,000 as Madhya Pradesh revises data

India's Covid-19 death toll&nbsp;climbed to over 4 lakh&nbsp;and 10 thousand&nbsp;with 2,020 new deaths recorded after Madhya Pradesh reconciled its fatality data.&nbsp;
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India's Covid-19 death toll&nbsp;climbed to over 4 lakh&nbsp;and 10 thousand&nbsp;with 2,020 new deaths recorded after Madhya Pradesh reconciled its fatality data.&nbsp;
Over 31,000 new coronavirus cases were reported in the last 24 hours , which is&nbsp;the lowest in 118 days,according to the Health Ministry data on Tuesday morning.
The active cases have declined to&nbsp;4.31 lakh and&nbsp;comprise 1.40 per cent of the total infections. The national Covid-19 recovery rate has increased to 97.28 per cent.
The daily&nbsp;positivity rate&nbsp; has declined to 1.81&nbsp;per cent&nbsp;. It has been less than three per cent for 22 consecutive days, the ministry said, adding the weekly positivity rate stands at&nbsp;&nbsp;2.28&nbsp;per cent.
Over&nbsp;38&nbsp;crore&nbsp;vaccine doses have been administered so far under the Nationwide Vaccination Drive.

India's Covid-19 death toll&nbsp;climbed to over 4 lakh&nbsp;and 10 thousand&nbsp;with 2,020 new deaths recorded after Madhya Pradesh reconciled its fatality data.&nbsp;

The daily Covid cases fell below 40,000 in the last 24 hours.
India reported 37,154 new Covid-19 cases and 724 deaths in 24 hours period, Union Health Ministry data showed on Monday morning.
The active caseload stands at 4,50,899 while the recovery rate has improved to 97.22%
Kerala reported 12,220 new cases and Maharashtra had 8,535 fresh infections. Active cases in Maharashtra have increased by more than 2,000. Maharashtra now has more active cases than Kerala.
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Daily Covid-19 cases below 40k, recovery rate improves to 97.22%

India reported 37,154 new Covid-19 cases and 724 deaths in 24 hours period

India: Covid-19 cases below 40k in 24 hours
India reported&nbsp;37,154 new Covid-19 cases in 24 hrs
Active Covid caseload stands at 4,50,899
National recovery rate has improved to 97.22%
Maharashtra&nbsp;has more active cases than Kerala
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India reported 37,154 new Covid-19 cases and 724 deaths in 24 hours period

The daily Covid cases fell below 40,000 in the last 24 hours.
India reported 37,154 <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-pandemic-isn-t-slowing-down-who-chief-scientist-warns-1625907181221" target="_blank">new Covid-19 cases</a> and 724 deaths in 24 hours period, Union Health Ministry data showed on Monday morning.
The active caseload stands at 4,50,899 while the recovery rate has improved to 97.22%
Kerala reported 12,220 new cases and Maharashtra had 8,535 fresh infections. Active cases in Maharashtra have increased by more than 2,000. Maharashtra now has more active cases than Kerala.
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India reported 42,766 new Covid-19 cases and 1,206 deaths in the last 24 hours, Union Health Ministry data showed on Saturday morning
The country's active caseload now stands at 4,55,033, constituting &nbsp;1.48 per cent of the cumulative Covid-19 cases in India.
In the last 24 hours, 45,254 patients also recovered from Covid-19. The recovery rate has risen to 97.2 per cent.
Kerala, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Odisha accounted for 73.52 per cent of the new cases. More than 30 per cent of the cases are from Kerala alone.
Maximum Covid casualties in the 24 hours period were reported in Maharashtra followed by Kerala.
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 India reported 42,766 new Covid-19 cases and 1,206 deaths in the last 24 hours

India reported 42,766 new Covid-19 cases and 1,206 deaths in the last 24 hours. Active cases constitute&nbsp;1.48% of the cumulative cases in India

India reported 42,766 new Covid-19 cases and 1,206 deaths in the last 24 hours

42,766 new Covid cases reported in the last 24 hours
1206 new deaths reported nationwide, over 97% recovery rate
Active cases dropped to 4,55,033,&nbsp;1.49% of total cases
Over 73% of cases reported from 5 states including Kerala
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India's active caseload now stands at 4,55,033, constituting &nbsp;1.48 per cent of the cumulative Covid-19 cases in India

India reported 42,766<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-could-become-an-endemic-like-flu-risk-groups-will-need-annual-shots-icmr-1625853629435" target="_blank"> new Covid-19 cases</a> and 1,206 deaths in the last 24 hours, Union Health Ministry data showed on Saturday morning
The country's active caseload now stands at 4,55,033, constituting &nbsp;1.48 per cent of the cumulative Covid-19 cases in India.
In the last 24 hours, 45,254 patients also recovered from Covid-19. The recovery rate has risen to 97.2 per cent.
Kerala, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Odisha accounted for 73.52 per cent of the new cases. More than 30 per cent of the cases are from Kerala alone.
Maximum Covid casualties in the 24 hours period were reported in Maharashtra followed by Kerala.
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Covid-19: India's daily positivity rate is less than 3 per cent for 18 straight days. Recovery rate is at 97.19 per cent.

India reported 43,393 new Covid cases, 911 deaths in 24 hours

India reported 43,393 new Covid cases in the last 24 hours, slightly lower than figures from day before

43,393 new Covid cases reported in the last 24 hours
Daily positivity rate below 3%&nbsp;for 18 consecutive days
911 new deaths reported nationwide, over 97% recovery rate
Active cases dropped to 4,58, 727,&nbsp;1.49% of total cases
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Covid-19: India's daily positivity rate is less than 3 per cent for 18 straight days. Recovery rate is at 97.19 per cent.

India reported <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/govt-clears-rs-23-123-crore-emergency-covid-package-after-meeting-of-new-cabinet-1625760539424" target="_blank">43,393 new Covid cases</a> in the last 24 hours, slightly lower than figures from day before, the Union Health Ministry data showed on Friday morning. 911 deaths were reported during this time.
Kerala leads the states in most number of infections over a 24-hour period.&nbsp;
The country's active caseload stands at 4,58,727 and constitutes 1.49% of total cases.
The daily positivity rate is less than 3 per cent for 18 straight days. Recovery rate is at 97.19 per cent.
36.89 crore vaccine doses have been administered since the nationwide vaccination drive began.
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