Corona Broke All Records in Delhi, More Than Eight And A Half Thousand Patients In A Day – Corona broke all records in Delhi, more than eight and a half thousand patients a day

The Corona infection in the capital has broken all records so far. In the last 24 hours, the highest number of 8593 infected were found, while 85 people died. On Wednesday, the Delhi Health Department informed that 7264 patients have been discharged from hospitals.

In the last 24 hours, of the 64121 samples examined, 13.40 percent were found infected, which is almost three times the national average of 4.2 percent. The capital has a total of 459975. So far 410118 patients have been cured, while 7228 patients have died. Corona's death rate has come down to 1.57 percent.

Delhi currently has 42629 Corona patients, of which 8497 are in various hospitals, 825 in Covid Care Center and 279 in Covid Health Center. There are 24435 patients undergoing home isolation.

According to the department, patients under Vande India are in 194 beds. On Tuesday, 19304 samples were tested from RT-PCR and 44817 from rapid antigen. So far 5262045 samples have been investigated in Delhi. The number of hotspots has increased to 4016.

The Corona infection in the capital has broken all records so far. In the last 24 hours, the highest number of 8593 infected were found, while 85 people died. On Wednesday, Delhi Health Department informed that 7264 patients have been discharged from hospitals.

In the last 24 hours, of the 64121 samples examined, 13.40 percent were found infected, which is almost three times the national average of 4.2 percent. The capital has a total of 459975. So far 410118 patients have been cured, while 7228 patients have died. Corona's death rate has come down to 1.57 percent.

Delhi currently has 42629 Corona active patients, of which 8497 are in various hospitals, 825 in Covid Care Center and 279 in Covid Health Center. There are 24435 patients undergoing home isolation.

According to the department, patients under Vande India are in 194 beds. On Tuesday, 19304 samples were tested from RT-PCR and 44817 from rapid antigen. So far 5262045 samples have been investigated in Delhi. The number of hotspots has increased to 4016.