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India’s COVID-19 Tally Surpasses 3.3 Million, Deaths Cross 60,000

NEW DELHI, Aug 27 — India’s COVID-19 tally crossed 3.3 million, reaching 3,310,234, and deaths surpassed 60,000, reaching 60,472, on Thursday, showed the latest data released by the country’s health ministry.

As many as 75,760 new COVID-19 cases and 1,023 deaths were recorded in the past 24 hours, Xinhua news agency reported.

Still there are 725,991 active cases in the country, while 2,523,771 have been successfully cured and discharged from various hospitals, added the ministry data.

Till Wednesday, a total of 38,576,510 samples had been tested, with 924,998 samples tested on Wednesday alone.

Over the past several weeks, the Indian government has focused on ramping up samples testing.

Source: BERNAMA

Adib Mohd

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