Coronavirus tally reaches 23,077 in India, 718 deaths

The number of coronavirus patients in the country has crossed the 23000mark So far 23077 people have been found infected by COVID19 Of these 17610 cases are still active while a total of 4748 have recovered According to the Union Health Ministry report 718 people have died across the country till Friday morningAccording to the Ministry 22 people in Andaman and Nicobar have so far tested positive for the virus of whom 11 have been discharged after treatment Meanwhile the number of victims in Andhra Pradesh have reached 895 out of which 141 have been discharged while 27 have died Only one case has been reported in Arunachal Pradesh while 36 people have been reported to be suffering from the disease in Assam Of these 19 have been discharged and one has diedThe number of cases has also increased in Bihar A total of 153 cases have been reported here out of which 46 have been discharged while 2 have died There were 27 cases in Chandigarh and 14 of these have been discharged In Chhattisgarh 36 cases have been reported and 28 of them have been cured and dischargedIn Delhi the number of COVID patients is constantly increasing According to the Ministry 2376 people have been found coronavirus infected with 808 discharged from the hospital The death toll here is 50Interestingly Goa still remains the Corona Free State of the country where seven people who were found to have contracted the virus have been discharged from the hospitalGujarat has also witnessed an increase in the cases A total of 2624 people are said to be suffering here of which 258 people have been discharged while 112 lost their livesThere are 272 coronavirus cases in Haryana of which 156 have been discharged while three have died The number of people suffering from the disease has increased to 40 in Himachal where 18 were discharged and one has died The figure has reached 427 in Jammu and Kashmir with 92 discharged from the hospital and five deaths In Jharkhand the number of victims remains 53 while three people have diedIn Karnataka 445 people are reported to be suffering from the virus out of which 145 have been discharged from hospital after treatment and 17 have died A total of 447 cases have been reported in Kerala with 324 were discharged and three deaths There were 18 cases in Ladakh and 14 have been dischargedAccording to the Ministry of Health in Madhya Pradesh the number of corona victims has increased rapidly According to the Ministrys report released 1699 people have been reported to be suffering from this virus till Friday morning out of which 203 have been discharged from the hospital while 83 have diedMaharashtra still remains at the top of the COVID chart in the country with 6430 people reporting positive for the virus of whom 840 have been discharged from the hospital while so far 283 have diedOnly two cases were reported in Manipur 12 in Meghalaya one in Mizoram Out of 90 infected people in Odisha 33 have been discharged and one death was reported Only 7 cases have been reported in Puducherry out of which three have been dischargedAs of Friday morning 277 coronainfected people are reported to have been discharged in Punjab 16 have died In Rajasthan COVID figure has reached 1964 so far out of which 230 people have been discharged from the hospital and 27 have diedIn Tamil Nadu 1683 people suffer from the virus A total of 752 people have been discharged from the hospital while 20 have died The figure has reached 960 in Telangana with 197 discharged and 24 deathsOnly two cases have been reported in Tripura In Uttarakhand 24 of 47 cases have been discharged So far 1510 people have been reported to be suffering from coronavirus in Uttar Pradesh of which 206 people have been discharged from hospital after treatment while 24 have died Till Friday morning 514 cases were reported in West Bengal with 103 discharged and 15 deathsCatch up on all the latest Crime National International and Hatke news here Also download the new midday Android and iOS apps to get latest updates MidDay is now on Telegram Click here to join our channel middayinfomedialtd and stay updated with the latest newsThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever