India’s total coronavirus active caseload drops below 4 lakh 10 thousand after 136 days; National recovery rate reaches 94.20%


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▴ India’s total coronavirus active caseload drops below 4 lakh 10 thousand after 136 days; National recovery rate reaches 94.20%
India’s total active caseload has dropped below 4 lakh 10 thousand today. This is the lowest after 136 days. The total active cases were over 4 lakh 11 thousand on the 22nd of July.

India’s total active caseload has dropped below 4 lakh 10 thousand today. This is the lowest after 136 days. The total active cases were over 4 lakh 11 thousand on the 22nd of July.

The Health Ministry said this has been made possible by the trend of recoveries exceeding new cases which have ensured a total net reduction of the active caseload. India’s present active caseload consists of just 4.26 percent of India’s total positive cases.

The new recoveries have led to a net decline of 6,393 in the total active cases. The daily new recoveries recorded in the country have been more than the daily cases registered from the last eight days.

78.06 percent of the new recovered cases are observed to be concentrated in 10 states and union territories. Maharashtra has reported the maximum number of single-day recoveries with 6,776 newly recovered cases. 5,496  people recovered in Kerala followed by 4,862  in Delhi. 

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