After Delhi, a sero survey has also been done in Mumbai. This showed that 57% of the people in the city’s slums have been infected with coronavirus.
Mumbai| The number of coronavirus patients in the country has crossed 1.5 million on Tuesday. So far, 15,32,135 people have been infected. In the last 24 hours, 49,632 patients increased. 35, 484 people recovered whereas 770 died. So far, over 9 lakh 88 thousand patients have been cured, More than 34, 200 have died in India due to Coronavirus. There are more than 5.8 lakh active patients who are being treated at COVID-19 hospitals or COVID care centre.
So far, 1, 32, 275 cases of corona have been reported in Delhi. Delhi is at number three in terms of infection, but it has the lowest number of 10, 887 active cases in the top-10 states. The highest number of 28,329 active cases were on 27th June.
57% corona infected in slums of Mumbai
After Delhi, a sero survey has also been done in Mumbai. This showed that 57% of the people in the city’s slums have become corona infected. Sero survey detects the presence of antibodies in a person’s body. If antibodies are found, it means that they are either infected or have been cured. Antibodies have been found in 16% of people in non-Mumbai slums.
Mumbai had the lowest number of cases in a day in 3 months
The lowest number of cases were reported in Mumbai in one day after three months. State Environment Minister Aditya Thackeray tweeted and informed about this. On Monday, 8776 samples were taken here. Of these, only 700 reported positive. The doubling rate in the city has now increased to 68 days and the recovery rate to 73%.
In Madhya Pradesh, Corona signs have emerged among three BJP leaders, including a minister, after Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan. The state’s water resources minister Tulsi Silavat and his wife, BJP state organization general minister Suhas Bhagat and organization minister of Bhopal and Gwalior Ashutosh Tiwari have turned out to be Corona positive.
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