India reports over 77,000 COVID-19 infections in a single-day.
Recovery rate in India increases to 76.27 percent; Death toll at 61,529.
India registered yet another highest single-day tally of coronavirus cases with 77,266 new cases over the past 24 hours, raising the country’s COVID-19 tally to 33,87,500, as indicated by information from the Union Health Ministry on Friday. An extra 1,057 new deaths brought the death toll to 61,529. India has the third biggest number of infections on the planet, after the United States and Brazil. 25,83,948 patients have recovered from the deadly disease in the nation, taking the recovery rate to 76.27 percent. More than three-fourths of the total infections have recovered in the previous 5 months and short of what one-fourth are active patients, the Health Ministry said. Since August 4, India’s day by day coronavirus cases has been the most noteworthy on the planet.
Maharashtra’s Coronavirus tally crosses 7.3 lakhs; Delhi reports 1840 new infections:
Maharashtra remains the worst-hit state during the pandemic, representing 7,33,568 cases, and reported 14,857 new infections of coronavirus disease on Thursday. Tamil Nadu, reported 5,981 new COVID-19 cases and the tally has now shot up to 4,03,242, followed by Andhra Pradesh (3,82,469), Karnataka (309,792), and Uttar Pradesh (2,08,419). Delhi has recorded its most noteworthy single-day spike in August, with 1,840 coronavirus cases, taking its count to 167,604.
The Centre allows meals on flights; passengers refusing to wear mask could be put on no-fly list:
The Centre has allowed the airlines to serve pre-packed bites, meals, and refreshments on domestic flights and hot dinners on international flights, as per an official order, PTI announced. Also, the Civil Aviation Ministry ordered that airlines can put any traveller on the no-fly list if he/she denies wearing a face mask on a flight. Upwards of 24,605,227 individuals around the globe have been infected by the Covid-19 virus to date. While more than 17,075,625 have recovered, 834,771 have succumbed to the fatal virus until now.
