India reports over 3.26 lakh new Covid-19 cases, 3,890 death

News from India: In the past 24 hours, Maharashtra has recorded 34,848 new cases of Covid-19, 59,073 layoffs and 960 deaths. There are currently 494,032 active cases in the state. NITI member Aayog V.K. said that the overall situation of Covid-19 in the country is stabilizing, and the government will work hard to ensure further stability. ground.

At a press conference, senior health officials said that 10 states accounted for 85% of the country’s total coronavirus cases. Among the millions of active COVID-19 cases, 170,000 have less than 50,000 cases, and 8 active cases are between 50,000 and 100,000. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi (Narendra Modi) held a high-level meeting on Saturday to assess the Covid-19 situation in the country.

In the case of reporting that the fan was not in use, Modi requested to immediately check the fans provided by the central government to the states. He also said that states should be transparent when reporting their affairs. Such a high number does not mean that they have not done enough work to contain the virus.

The West Bengal government announced on Saturday that from May 16 (Sunday) 6 am to May 30 (6 pm), the entire state will be closed for 15 days. A curfew has also been implemented and will be implemented from 9 pm to 5 pm on Sunday.

At the same time, after nearly four weeks of isolation, the number of Covid cases in Delhi finally decreased.

Delhi has reported 6,500 cases and the positive rate has dropped to 11% ,oxygen plants will be established in every area of ​​Delhi for people to hold meetings in isolation at home.

They can be delivered to the patient’s home within 2 hours.

According to data from the Trade Union Ministry of Health, India has reported 3,268,098 new Covid-19 cases and 3,890 deaths in the past 24 hours, ending at 8 am on Saturday.

The country also reported a recovery rate of 3,53,299 during the same period. The country’s coronavirus incidence rate has reached 2.43,72,907, and the death toll is 2.66,207.

The number of active claims fell by more than 31,000 to 367.3 million.