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In Past 24 Hours, 37,724 New Coronavirus Cases Register In India, Death Toll Climbs to 28,732

There are 4,11,133 active cases in the country, while 7,53,049 people have recovered and one person has migrated

 

 

NEW DELHI| New Cases of coronavirus in India rose to 37,724 in past 24 hours, pushing the total COVID-19 tally in India near 12 lakh mark, while the total number of recoveries crossed 7.53 lakh, according to the Union Health Ministry data. The death toll due to the disease rose to 28,732 with 648 fatalities reported in one day. The data updated today showed that the total number of COVID-19 cases stands at 11,92,915.

There are 4,11,133 active cases in the country, while 7,53,049 people have recovered and one person has migrated. In the past 24 hours, a record 28,472 patients were declared cured.

This has further expanded the difference between those who are active COVID patients and the recovered persons to 3,41,916. According to the ICMR, a cumulative total of 1,47,24,546 samples have been tested up to July 21 with 3,43,243 samples being tested on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, Delhi’s seroprevalence study has found that around 23% of the people tested had exposure to the novel coronavirus in the city, which has several pockets of dense population, the Union Health Ministry said on Tuesday.

Director of the Nation Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) Dr Sujeet Kumar Singh said the remaining 77% are still vulnerable to the viral disease and containment measures need to continue with the same rigour. Indian govt has ensured regulatory facilitation and actively consider supplementing resources for expediting the Serum Institute of India’s phase 3 trial of a vaccine for COVID-19 developed by Oxford University.

Across the world, coronavirus cases surged to 14.6 million while deaths climbed to 609,198.

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