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Home » Covid-19: India crosses 83-lakh mark; death toll up 1,23,611

Covid-19: India crosses 83-lakh mark; death toll up 1,23,611

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India: With 46,254 new infections, India’s Coronavirus cases crossed 83-lakh mark today.

According to Union Health Ministry data released this morning, the country’s total caseload now stands at 83,13,877.  The death toll has risen to 1,23,611 with 514 deaths being reported in the last 24 hours, the report said.

There are 5,33,787 active Covid-19 cases and 76,56,478 cured cases. Also, 53,357 people were discharged in the last 24 hours.

According to the Indian Council of Medical Research, a total of 11,29,98,959 samples have been tested up to 3 November. More than 12 lakh samples for coronavirus were tested on Tuesday.

 

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