Covid-19: Ambala, Rewari reach top five slots as 794 new patients and six deaths reported in Haryana

CHANDIGARH: With sudden surge in past one week, Rewari and Ambala districts made it to top five slots as 794 new patients and 6 deaths on Monday took Haryana’s Covid-19 count to 42,429 cases and 49 deaths.
As 711 more patients were discharged during the day, the total recoveries in the state have gone upto 35,492 and recovery rate has gone upto 83.65%. Now there are total 6,448 active patients who include 114 on oxygen support and 22 on ventilators in various Covid care centres across the state.
Another significant highlight of the day was fresh cases count from Gurugram as well. Once in top three Gurugram was on sixth position in terms of new patients on Monday.
According to information, Faridabad reported maximum 154 new patients with one death. Here an overall total has gone upto 10,283 patients with 143 deaths. With total 9,259 recoveries, there are 882 active patients in the state.
Ambala recorded the second highest of 84 new patients. Ambala total reached 2191. While Panipat had 72 new patients and two deaths. Here the total has gone upto to 1,689 patients with 23 deaths.
Rewari continues to be hotspot with 71 fresh cases and three deaths, pushing the district total to 22,228 patients 14 deaths. While Panchkula saw another surge of 59 patients taking overall total to 998. Gurugram recorded 57 new patients and here the total has gone upto to 9,785 and there are 656 active patients.
Yamunanagar had 44 new patients followed 43 in Kurukshetra and 40 in Rohtak district. Karnal had 32 new patients followed by 23 in Hisar and 22 in Sirsa. Fatehabad reported 15 followed by Kaithal with 14 , Bhiwani 11 and , Jhajjar with 10 patients.
Nuh had five new patients and four patients from Charkhidadri and three from Jind.
Meanwhile, the testing rate had gone upto 29,741 tests per million per day as total 75,39,45 persons have been tested so far. As many as 84,825 have completed the quarantine and there total 61396 in the surveillance under home quarantine or institutional quarantine.