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• The COVID recovery rate in India has further improved to 59.43%
• The number of active cases stands at 2.2 lakh and the death toll has risen to 17,400

As India entered ‘Unlock-2’ from today with more relaxations in lockdown curbs, the country today reported 18,653 new cases in the past 24 hours, taking the tally to 5,85,493. The death toll rose to 17,400 today after 507 new fatalities. It was the eighth day in a row that over 15,000 cases have been reported daily in the country.

As per health ministry’s figures. the quantity of dynamic cases remains at 2,20,114, while 3,47,978 individuals have recouped. The recuperation rate has improved to 59.43% while the hole among recouped and dynamic patients has extended to 1.27 lakh.

As per the ICMR, a total aggregate of 88,26,585 examples have been tried up to June 30 for COVID, with 2,17,931 examples been tried on Tuesday

Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his location to the country on Tuesday said individuals not carefully sticking to safety measures as they did during the lockdown was a reason for stress.

In June, the nation revealed about 3.8 lakh cases as relaxations were presented under Unlock-1 from June 1. Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Delhi, and Gujarat represent about two-thirds of the all-out cases till now.

PM Modi said India is in a superior position contrasted with numerous nations of the world, as the convenient burden of lockdown and different choices have spared lakhs of lives yet said there is an expanding “carelessness” in close to home and social conduct during the facilitating of limitations and asked them to be progressively watchful as Unlock-2 starts.

The prime minister additionally on Tuesday looked into coronavirus immunization improvement endeavors. India, which detailed its first instance of coronavirus contamination on January 30, is presently the fourth most noticeably terrible influenced nation as far as cases after the US, Brazil, and Russia.

Comprehensively, the complete number of coronavirus cases has expanded to 1.04 crore with 5.1 lakh fatalities, as per Johns Hopkins University.