Coronavirus: Nearly two lakh infections cases in the country, 204 people died in last 24 hours

New Delhi: Today, around two lakh cases of deadly corona virus have been reported in the country. There have been 8171 cases in the last 24 hours. At the same time, 204 people have died. According to the latest data of the Health Ministry, so far one lakh 98 thousand 706 cases have been reported. At the same time, 5598 people have died. 95 thousand 527 people have recovered. Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh are the most infected states.

Nearly 75% patients and 83% deaths in only 6 states

According to the Health Ministry data, out of the total infected patients till date, about 75% patients and 83% deaths have occurred in only 6 states. Out of the total cases reported so far, 75.33% of the 6 states where the case is in Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. The biggest concern is in Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Delhi and Gujarat. Every day cases are increasing very fast.

Overall Health Rate of 48.19%

The overall rate of people getting healthy after treatment in the country is increasing rapidly and it has increased to 48.19%. On May 18, the rate of people getting healthy after treatment was 38.29%. On May 3 it was 26.59% and on April 15 it was 11.42%. Currently, the number of cases under active medical surveillance in the country is 93,322. The ratio of case fatality rate to 2.83% of people who died of the disease in a given time period is 2.83%. On May 18 it was 3.15%. It was 3.25% on 3 May and 3.30% on 15 April.

There is a steady decline in the death toll ratio

There is a steady decline in the proportion of people who die due to the total number of people infected with the disease in a given period of time. The cause of low death rate is monitoring, timely patient identification and clinical management of cases. Two special things can be noted, on the one hand the rate of recovery is increasing, on the other hand the rate of death ratio is falling compared to the total people infected with the disease in a certain period.