India's daily new COVID-19 cases fall below 200,000 mark after 40 days
In encouraging signs, the Daily New Cases Covid 19 cases in India have fallen below 200,000 to a level seen 40 days before (Daily new cases were 184,372 on 14th April 2021)
In encouraging signs, the Daily New Cases Covid 19 cases in India have fallen below 200,000 to a level seen 40 days before (Daily new cases were 184,372 on 14th April 2021).
For the first time 196,427 Daily New Cases were registered in the last 24 hours, thought suspicions of under-reporting continue from some states.
Cumulatively, the Active Caseload has also now reduced to 2,586,782. Active Cases have decreased since its last peak on 10th May 2021, IBNS said.
A net decline of 133,934 is witnessed in the last 24 hours. It now comprises 9.6% of the country's total Positive Cases.
India’s Daily Recoveries continue to outnumber the Daily New Cases for the 12th consecutive day. 3,26,850 recoveries were registered in the last 24 hours.
India’s cumulative recoveries have reached 2,40,54,861 today. The National Recovery Rate has grown further to touch 89.26%.
A tam of experts from IIT Kanpur, who are working on Covid-19 prediction model, have claimed that the second wave was slowing down in India.
Profs. Rajesh Ranjan and Mahendra Verma, along with their team at IIT Kanpur, are working to provide model Covid-19 Prediction Model for forecasts up to district-wise granularity.
They have also launched a website https://covid19-forecast.org for updated daily forecasts, a press statenent by IIT K said here on Tuesday.
According to the latest model observations, Indi's infection has peaked in the first week of May and is currently on steep decline except for a few states.
The average count of daily cases has become nearly 60 per cent of its value on May 8, 2021 due to interventions.
It says Test positivity rate (TPR) has also reduced from very high value of about 23% on May 8, 2021 to about 12% now due to increased daily testing capacity.
The Case fatality rate (CFR) had increased to nearly 1.7% but is expected to go down soon with decrease in active infections.
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