Delhi recorded 523 fresh COVID-19 cases and 50 fatalities on Friday, while the positivity rate stood at 0.68 per cent, according to data shared by the health department in Delhi.
Delhi Reports Over 91,000 Recoveries Against 70,000 Cases Last Week Delhi Reports Over 91,000 Recoveries Against 70,000 Cases Last Week The number of cumulative cases increased from 13.23 lakh on May 9 to 13.93 lakh on May 16. Recoveries rose from 12.17 lakh to 13.09 lakh during the period.
The number of recoveries has been greater than the number of infections since May 8.
New Delhi:
Around 91,500 people have recovered from COVID-19 in Delhi in the last one week as compared to 70,000 infections detected during the period, according to government data.
The number of cumulative cases increased from 13.23 lakh on May 9 to 13.93 lakh on May 16. Recoveries rose from 12.17 lakh to 13.09 lakh during the period.
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Delhi Reports Over 7,400 Covid Cases, Highest One-Day Spike This Year Delhi Reports Over 7,400 Covid Cases, Highest One-Day Spike This Year While today s positivity rate was over 8 per cent, overall positivity rate stands at 4.57 per cent.
91,770 Covid tests were conducted in the national capital in the last 24 hours (File)
New Delhi:
Delhi on Thursday logged 7,437 coronavirus cases in its highest single day spike this year, the government said in a statement, adding 24 people died in the last 24 hours because of the virus. This is a sharp jump in daily figures as the national capital had reported 5,506 fresh cases yesterday.
According to the Delhi government, the total of Covid cases has reached 6,98,005 after adding Thursday s figures. The city has 23,181 active cases.
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