India Becomes Second Worst Hit Country by Coronavirus, Overtakes Brazil

Now after America, India has become the second most affected country in the world by Corona. On Monday, one lakh 68 thousand new cases were registered within 24 hours, which is the highest figure so far.

In India, one lakh 68 thousand new cases of Corona were reported on Monday. With this, there have been a total of 13 million cases of Corona in the country. India has become the second most affected country in the world by Corona, overtaking Brazil.

The Corona virus epidemic in New Delhi India is creating havoc. Monday saw the highest number of Corona cases in a single day in the country. With this, India also overtook Brazil for the second place in case of Corona infection. Now after America, India has become the second most affected country in the world by Corona. On Monday, one lakh 68 thousand new cases were registered within 24 hours, which is the record figure so far.

With respect to these 1.68 lakh corona cases, the total number of epidemic patients in India has increased to 1.17 million 27 Hader 717. The total number of active cases across the country has also crossed 12 lakhs. In the last 24 hours, 904 people have died of Corona. According to the information, more than 9.37 lakh new cases of Corona were reported in India this week (5-11 April). 

On Monday India became the world's most Corona-affected country after America. India overtook Brazil for second place after 1.68 lakh new cases were reported on Monday.

In the last few weeks, there has been a sharp rise in Corona cases in India. Along with this, a total of 13 million Corona patients have been registered in India. In Brazil, 13.48 million people have been infected with Corona so far. Last week in Brazil, 4 lakh 97 thousand new cases were reported, with an increase of 10 percent. At the same time, the United States remains at the top of the list of the most affected countries.

America has the highest number of cases, 3,11,98,055 cases in the United States, while 13,61,36,954 cases of infection have been reported from all over the world. Amidst the 33rd consecutive day increase in daily cases of infection, the number of active patients in the country has increased to 12,01,009, which is 8.88 percent of the total cases of infection, while the rate of recovery of people has come down to 89.86 percent. The lowest number of 1,35,926 under-served patients in the country was on 12 February and the highest were 10,17,754 under-served patients on 18 September 2020, but now their numbers have surpassed this figure.

According to statistics, 1,21,56,529 people have recovered from the disease so far, while the death rate is 1.26 percent. Kovid-19 cases in India crossed the 20-lakh mark on August 7. After this, cases of infection had crossed 30 lakhs on 23 August, 40 lakhs on 5 September and 50 lakhs on 16 September. Global pandemic cases crossed 60 lakhs on 28 September, 70 lakhs on 11 October, 80 lakhs on 29 October, 90 lakhs on 20 November and one crore on 19 December.

According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), 25 crore 78 lakh 6 thousand 986 samples have been tested till April 11, of which 11,80,136 samples were tested on Sunday. In the last 24 hours, 904 people have died. Of these, 349 in Maharashtra, 122 in Chhattisgarh, 67 in Uttar Pradesh, 59 in Punjab, 54 in Gujarat, 48 in Delhi, 40 in Karnataka, 24 in Madhya Pradesh, 22 in Tamil Nadu, 21 in Jharkhand, 16 in Kerala and Haryana- 16 and 10–10 people are involved in Rajasthan and West Bengal.

A total of 1,70,179 people has died in the country so far due to the infection, of which 57,987 people in Maharashtra, 12,908 people in Tamil Nadu, 12,889 people in Karnataka, 11,283 people in Delhi, 10,400 people in West Bengal, 9,152 in Uttar Pradesh. 7,507 people have died in Punjab and 7,300 in Andhra Pradesh. The Health Ministry said that of the people who died, more than 70 percent had pre-existing diseases. The Ministry said that our data is being matched with the data of the Indian Council of Medical Research.