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77 COVID-19 deaths in one day in UP, worst ever

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UTTAR PRADESH : Uttar Pradesh reported its worst single-day spike of 77 fatalities on Tuesday, pushing the COVID-19 death toll in the state to 2,585, a senior official said.Additional Chief Secretary (Health) Amit Mohan Prasad said the number of those who have been discharged from hospitals after recovery has reached 1,09,607.The number of COVID-19 cases has reached 1,62,434 with 4,336 fresh cases in 24 hours.The state has 50,242 cases of active infection, he said.Prasad said there are 25,008 people who have opted for home isolation while 1,719 are taking treatment in private facilities and another 283 in others.He said the government has issued an advertisement, urging private doctors to contribute in the "war against pandemic" by serving.

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