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COVID Cases: Total number drops to 7,633 new infections in the past 24 hours

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9,111 cases. The active cases in the country now stands at 61233. The daily positivity rate is at 3.62 percent while weekly positivity rate is at 5.04 percent.

The death toll in the country increased to 531,152. While four deaths were reported from Delhi, one each was reported from Haryana, Karnataka and Punjab while four fatalities were reconciled by Kerala, the data updated at 8 am has stated.

6,702 recoveries in were recorded in the last 24 hours, with this the total recoveries in the country now stands at 4,42,42,474.

India currently has a recovery rate of 98.68 percent. Under the nationwide vaccination coverage, 220.66 crore total vaccine doses have been administered so far, of which 95.21 crore are second dose while 22.87 crore are precaution doses.

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