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Gujarat sees 1,565 Covid-19 cases, 6 deaths, 969 recoveries
Gujarat reported 1,565 Covid-19 cases on Saturday, taking its tally to 2,85,429, while the day also saw six deaths and 969 recoveries, according to PTI.
The toll in the state is now 4,443, while the recovery count is 2,74,249, which is 96.08 per cent of the caseload, leaving it with 6,737 active cases, including 69 on ventilator support, he added.
445 fresh virus cases in Rajasthan; total count 3,24,948
Rajasthan on Saturday reported 445 fresh coronavirus cases, which pushed the state's infection count to 3,24,948, according to PTI.
No coronavirus death was reported on Saturday in the state where the disease has killed 2,796 people till now.
The maximum cases were reported from Jaipur where 72 people were found infected with the virus. Kota, Udaipur and Jodhpur recorded 56, 48 and 47 cases, respectively, according to the report.
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A rising trajectory of daily new cases is visible in eight states and UTs, including Delhi and Maharashtra, while Kerala is showing a declining trend, the Health Ministry said on Saturday, according to PTI.
The ministry said Maharashtra, Kerala and Punjab cumulatively account for 76.22 per cent of India's total active caseload, with Maharashtra contributing to 62 per cent of such cases, while Kerala and Punjab account for 8.83 per cent and 5.36 per cent of active cases respectively.
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The COVID-19 vaccine should be able to give good protection from the infection for eight to ten months and maybe, even more, Guleria said at an event organised by the IPS (Central) Association.
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First Published: Mar 20 2021 | 7:02 AM IST