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India tests more than 3.6 crore people for Covid-19: ICMR

India registered more than 60,900 cases new cases of Covid-19 infection on Tuesday, pushing the tally to 3,167,323.

Updated on: Aug 25, 2020, 10:00:55 IST
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On the track of “Test Track Treat” strategy, India has tested more than 3.6 crore people for coronavirus (Covid-19) so far, the Indian Medical Council of Research said on Tuesday. The total number of Covid-19 samples tested so far is at 3,68,27520.

India’s  recovery rate improved to 75.27 per cent. While the case fatality rate was at 1.86%, one of the lowest globally. (HT file photo)
India’s recovery rate improved to 75.27 per cent. While the case fatality rate was at 1.86%, one of the lowest globally. (HT file photo)

India registered more than 60,900 cases new cases of Covid-19 infection on Tuesday, pushing the tally to 3,167,323, including 704,348 active cases and 2,404,585 others were discharged after recovery, according to the numbers published on union health ministry’s website. The death toll stood at 58,390.

As of Monday, the recovery rate improved to 75.27 per cent. While the case fatality rate was at 1.86%, one of the lowest globally.

Also read: India added over 397,000 Covid-19 cases in a week; tally surges past 3 million

The health ministry had said earlier that the gap between recoveries and active cases continued to widen, with the number of patients recovering currently more than three times the active cases.

“The gap between recoveries and Covid-19 active cases continues to widen. The recoveries are more than 3 times the active cases,” it said.

 
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