The number of coronary infections in the country has crossed 27 lakh, killing about 52 thousand people

 The number of coronary infections in the country has crossed 27 lakh, killing about 52 thousand people

The number of corona cases crossed 27 lakh on Tuesday after 55,079 new cases of covid-19 were reported in the country. So far 19.77 lakh people in the country have become infection free and the recovery rate of patients is now 73.18 per cent. The Union Ministry of Health informed about this. According to the latest figures released by the ministry at 8 am, there are a total of 27,02,742 cases of Kovid-19 in the country.

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 At the same time, after a further 876 deaths in the last 24 hours, the death toll has risen to 51,797. Thus the death rate in the country is now 1.92 per cent. As per the information received, 6,73,166 people are still undergoing treatment, which is 24.91 per cent of the total cases. A total of 19,77,779 people have been infected so far.

3,09,41,264 samples of Covid-19 were tested in the country

On August 7, the Kovid-19 case crossed 20 lakh in India. According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), 3,09,41,264 samples of Kovid-19 were tested in the country till August 17, of which 8,99,864 samples were tested on Monday alone.

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Deaths in the last 24 hours in the country

According to statistics, out of 876 people who lost their lives in the last 24 hours, 228 were from Maharashtra. Then there were 120 in Tamil Nadu, 115 in Karnataka, 82 in Andhra Pradesh, 66 in Uttar Pradesh, 51 in Punjab, 45 in West Bengal, 23 in Madhya Pradesh, 18 in Delhi, 15 in Gujarat, 13 in Kerala, 12 in Haryana, 11 in Rajasthan and 10 in Odisha. Apart from this, nine have lost their lives in Chhattisgarh, eight in Assam and Telangana, seven in Bihar and Goa, six in Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand, four in Puducherry, one in Tripura, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Chandigarh and Manipur.

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Maharashtra has the highest number of 20265 deaths

Out of a total of 51,797 people in the country due to Kovid-19, 20,265 have died so far in Maharashtra, the ministry said. In addition, 5,886 died in Tamil Nadu, 4,214 in Delhi, 4,062 in Karnataka, 2,800 in Gujarat, 2,732 in Andhra Pradesh, 2,515 in Uttar Pradesh, 2,473 in West Bengal and 1,128 in Madhya Pradesh. According to the Union Health Ministry, there are 887 in Rajasthan, 863 in Punjab, 711 in Telangana, 550 in Haryana, 548 in Jammu and Kashmir, 358 in Odisha, 250 in Jharkhand, 197 in Assam, 16 in Kerala and Uttarakhand. 158 people died due to corona virus infection. 150 in Chhattisgarh, 114 in Puducherry, 111 in Goa, 62 in Tripura, 30 in Chandigarh, 29 in Andaman-Nicobar Islands, 19 in Himachal Pradesh, 17 in Manipur, 17 in Ladakh, eight in Nagaland and six in Meghalaya in Arunachal Pradesh. Five patients from Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman-Diu and one from Sikkim have been reported dead.

OFFICIAL PRESS NOTE DATE 18/08/2020

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70 percent of patients already had another disease

The health ministry reports that more than 70 percent of those who die from the infection already had the disease. He said his figures were being linked to data from the Indian Council of Medical Research.

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The most dangerous corona virus ever found in Malaysia, 10 times more deadly in Indian body

 The most dangerous corona virus ever found in Malaysia, 10 times more deadly in Indian body

Corona virus is spreading its paws all over the world and is ruining people. It has killed 7.73 lakh people worldwide so far. Now another dangerous corona virus has come up. Which is reported in Malaysia. The strain of this novel corona virus, called D614G, is said to be spreading 10 times faster than others.

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Mutations were observed in three cases from one cluster

This information was given by the Director General of Health of Malaysia Noor Hisham Abdullah on his Facebook page. According to the information received, a change has been observed in three cases from a cluster of mutations which started when a restaurant owner and a permanent resident returned from India. A second cluster has also been found in the case that started with a man returning from the Philippines.

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Existing studies on mutation vaccines are incomplete or ineffective

Abdullah said the new form of the corona virus could mean that existing studies on the mutation vaccine may be incomplete or ineffective. He said the rapid spread of public health control works in the area has brought both groups under control. This test is a preliminary investigation. And a lot of follow-up is needed to investigate many other cases.

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The people of the country need to be more vigilant and vigilant

The mutation infects other individuals 10 times more and one person spreads it more easily through ‘super spreaders’.

 He said the main purpose of Malaysia is to protect the health of the people. At the same time, people have been asked to strictly follow the rules and regulations of Kovid-19. As well as practicing good self-hygiene one should wear protective clothing in public places.

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In this case, he further said that due to the new form of the virus found in Malaysia, people need to be more careful. We can easily break this new chain if people cooperate. Mutations can infect other individuals up to 10 times more.

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 A super spreader can spread a lot. He further said that Malaysia's objective is to make public health more secure. At the same time, people have been asked to strictly adhere to the criteria of Kovid 19.

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