Coronavirus News LIVE Updates: India reported 39,742 new Covid cases, 39,972 recoveries, and 535 deaths in the last 24 hours. Covid-19 infections continued to rise rapidly in Kerala, with daily cases touching a 51-day high of 18,531 on Saturday. In the last seven days, Kerala has seen a 14.1% rise in infections. Kerala and the northeast region are among the only places currently recording a spike in Covid numbers. Maharashtra once a Covid hub has however been witnessing a relatively steep drop of 9.9%. for the past week The state logged 6,269 fresh infections on Saturday, down from 8,159 three days ago. Meanwhile, India logged in 40,277 cases and 543 deaths on Saturday. India’s tally crossed 40,000 for the second time this week.
West Bengal has reported zero wastage of Covid-19 vaccine doses since May 1, reveals data provided by the Union Health Ministry. According to data, West Bengal following Tamil Nadu has been the second most efficient state while administering vaccine doses.
The state has extracted 4.87 lakh extra vaccine doses from the total number of vaccine vials supplied to it. Experts say, if administered carefully, one extra dose can be extracted beyond the labeled quantity from a vaccine vial. With 1.26 lakh doses wasted, Bihar tops the chart for maximum vaccine wastage and zero extra vaccine extraction.
After being discovered in a handful of other countries, including the United States, a new coronavirus variant known as B.
Many now have immunity against COVID-19 but don't lower guard, say experts | While a large number of people now have immunity against coronavirus due to previous infections or vaccination, a guarded approach is needed in terms of implementing restrictive measures to avoid a second wave-like crisis, experts said. Dr Yudhyavir Singh, who has been managing the COVID-19 ICU at AIIMS New Delhi, said it is important to lift a few restrictions to resume economic activities when cases are low. "However, one should not lower their guard Adopt a guarded approach in terms of following COVID-19-appropriate behaviour and implementing restrictive measures," he said. Dr Singh added that Delhi may have already achieved herd immunity, considering the massive number of cases seen during the second wave.
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#WATCH | People form a long queue outside a COVID vaccination centre in Mumbai's Dharavi to get inoculated. pic.twitter.com/1ROqRAQX9F
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Coronavirus News LIVE Updates: Covid in Kerala Continues an Upward Trend with 18,531 Cases
Covid-19 infections continued to rise rapidly Kerala, with daily cases touching a 51-day high of 18,531 on Saturday, even as India's tally crossed 40,000 for the second time this week. In the last seven days, Kerala has seen a 14.1% rise in infections.
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