India crosses 70000 infection... recovery rate 31.15pc

KalimNews, Kalimpong, 12 May 2020: In the last 24 hours the followings data on Covid-19 of India was recorded;  death 97 (1 day before-97, 2 days before-128) taking the death toll to 2293 (1 day before-2206, 2 days before-2109) and  3604 (1 day before-4213, 2 days before-3277 ) new cases, has been recorded in the whole country. Confirmed cases 70756 (1 day before-67152, 2 days before-62939) and 46008 (1 day before-44029, 2 days before-41472) active cases are recorded today. 

INDIA		New cases	Confirmed Cases	Active Cases	Recovered
Death
Total Today	2293	3604	70756	46008	22454
1 day before	2206	4213	67152	44029	20916
2 days before	2109	3277	62939	41472	19358
Today	97				1558
1 day before	97
2 days before	128

MAHARASHTRA Confirmed Cases Active Cases Recovered                            Death Today 868 23401 17747 4786 1 day before 832 22171 17140 4199 2 days before 779 20228 15649 3800 GUJRAT Confirmed Cases Active Cases Recovered                           Death Today 513 8541 5249 2780 1 day before 493 8194 5157 2545 2 days before 472 7797 5233 2091 DELHI Confirmed Cases Active Cases Recovered                          Death Today 73 7233 5031 2129 1 day before 6923 5031 2069 2 days before 6542 4449 2020 TAMILNADU Confirmed Cases Active Cases Recovered                         Death Today 53 8002 5898 2051 1 day before 47 7204 5198 2061 2 days before 44 6535 1824

Today 22454 (1 day before-20196, 2 days before-19358) have recovered so far according to the latest update released by the Union Ministry for Health and Family Welfare. 

Maharashtra remains the worst-hit state of the country with 23401 (1 day before-22171, 2 days before-20228) confirmed cases and 868 (1 day before-832, 2 days before-779) deaths and 4786 (1 day before-4199, 2 days before-3800) recovery. 

The second highest increase is observed in Gujrat, it has 8541 (1 day before-, 2 days before-7797) confirmed cases and 513 (1 day before-493, 2 days before-472) death and 2780 (1 day before-2545, 2 days before-2091) recovery and release from Hospital. 

The next is Tamilnadu which has exceeded the record of Delhi with 8002 (1 day bfeore-7204, 2 days before-6535) confirmed cases and 52 (1 day bfeore-47, 2 days before-44) death and 2052 (1 day before-2061, 2 days before-1824) recovery.

The next is Delhi with 7233 (1 day bfeore-6923, 2 days before-6542) confirmed cases and 7233 (since 4 days before-73) death and 2051 (1 day before-2061, 2 days before-1824) recovery.

IE | Express Web Desk | New Delhi | May 12, 2020: With India reporting 3,604 coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours, the total number of infections Tuesday crossed the 70,000-mark to reach 70,756 including the 22,454 people who have been treat

ed and discharged so far. The death toll also rose to 2,293. According to the Home Ministry, the recovery rate stands at 31.15 per cent. 

Meanwhile, the Railway services starting Tuesday will run to full capacity, while leaving it up to the passengers to maintain social distancing on board, and to states to decide the protocol on arrival. More than 54,000 passengers made reservations for their train journeys within three hours after the Indian Railways opened booking on Monday. 
(KalimNews: Meanwhile, so far, 45,533 bookings (PNRs) worth Rs 16.15 crore have been recorded for the special trains for the next seven days, the railways said.)
Also, sources have told The Indian Express that Aarogya Setu app is a must for people travelling by trains. Passengers who don’t have it will be asked to download even after reaching the station. 

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his fifth meeting with the state chief ministers said the road ahead should be focused on reducing the spread of Covid-19 and ensuring that all precautions were taken by people, including social distancing norms, by observing ‘do gaaj doori’. Kerala CM Pinararther impetusyi Vijayano inter-state navigation. 

However, those with symptoms should not be allowed to board, Vijayan said. 

Globally, there are over 4 million coronavirus cases, with deaths exceeding 281,000. 

According to Johns Hopkins data, the United States continues to be the worst-affected country with 79,894 fatalities and 1,339,819 cases, followed by United Kingdom (32,140 deaths and 224,327 cases) and Italy (30,379 deaths and 219,814 cases).