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India registers 2483 fresh Covid cases, active caseload stands at 15,636

As per the data shared by the ministry, India’s recovery rate stands at 98.75% with 1970 patients having recovered in the last 24 hours taking the cumulative tally of recovered patients to 4,25,23,311.

India registers 2483 fresh Covid cases, active caseload stands at 15,636

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India logged 2483 new Covid cases in the last 24 hours, slightly lower than the previous day’s 2541 cases, stated the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Tuesday.

With this, India’s active caseload now stands at 15,636 with active cases now constituting 0.04% of the country’s total positive cases.

As per the data shared by the ministry, India’s recovery rate stands at 98.75% with 1970 patients having recovered in the last 24 hours taking the cumulative tally of recovered patients to 4,25,23,311.

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While the weekly positivity rate in the country currently stands at 0.58 percent, the daily positivity rate is reported to be 0.55 percent, as per the data.

Besides, the health ministry stated, the last 24 hours saw a total of 4,49,197 COVID-19 tests being conducted taking the cumulative tests to over 83.54 Cr.

Under the National vaccination drive, 187.95 crore vaccine doses have been administered so far.

As per the data, COVID-19 vaccination for the age group 12-14 years was started on 16 March, 2022. So far, more than 2.70 Cr (2,70,96,975) adolescents have been administered with the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine.

Similarly, the COVID-19 precaution dose administration for age group 18-59 years also started from 10 April, 2022 onwards. 4,68,211 precaution doses have been administered in age group 18-59 years so far, stated the health ministry.

More than 19.90 crore balance and unutilised Covid vaccine doses are still available with the states and UTs to be administered.

Besides, as per the ministry’s data, more than 192.85 crore vaccine doses have been provided to States/UTs so far through Govt. of India (free of cost channel) and through the direct state procurement category.

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