India begins imprisonment in Nagpur after growing cases

India begins imprisonment in Nagpur after growing cases

According to the Indian Ministry of Health, in the last 24 hours, India has recorded 118 deaths in Kovid-19 and 26,291 cases. Most were diagnosed in the western state of Maharashtra, with 16,620 cases in the latest balance sheet.

India has recently experienced an increase in infections, significantly reducing the progression of the disease with 97,894 fingertips a day in September 2020, after reducing the number of infections.

On Friday, the country recorded the highest daily infections with 23,285 fingertips since late December.

Since the onset of the epidemic, India has counted more than 11 million cases of Kovid-19 (11,385,339), now the third country in the world with more infections, behind the United States and Brazil, which overtook the country on Saturday. left. Total number of fingering.

According to independent calculations from John Hopkins University (USA), India is the fourth country in the world after the United States, Brazil and Mexico, with 158,725 deaths since the onset of the epidemic.

There are currently 219,262 active cases of the disease in the country.

According to the data updated daily by the Indian Ministry of Health, India started a vaccination campaign on 16 January, in which more than 29.9 million people (29,908,038) have been vaccinated so far.

In a country with 1.3 billion inhabitants, by July, the Indian government aims to immunize around 300 million people, but according to the local press the plan has been delayed somewhat.

According to a report by the French agency AFP, the Kovid-19 epidemic caused at least 2,649,334 deaths worldwide, causing more than 119.4 million cases of infection.

According to a recent bulletin from the Directorate General for Health, 16,684 out of 8,14,257 people in Portugal have confirmed cases of infection.

The disease has been detected by a new coronavirus in late 2019 in Wuhan, a city in central China.

Also Read: USA, India, Japan and Australia come together to produce vaccines

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