India’s COVID-19 recovery rate soared past 74 per cent today with a record 62,282 patients having recuperated and discharged during a day taking the entire recoveries to 21.5 lakh, the Union Health Ministry said.
The COVID-19 case deathrate has dropped further to 1.89 per cent as on date.
With more patients recovering and being discharged from hospitals and residential isolation, the entire recoveries have surged to 21,58,946 and exceeds active cases of coronavirus infection by 14,66,918 as on date.
India’s COVID-19 recovery rate has risen to 74.30 per cent which is further bolstered by 33 states and Union Territories reporting recovery rate quite 50 per cent, it said.
From 52.8 per cent on June 17, the recovery rate improved to 63.24 pc on July 16 and further to 74.30 pc as on date.
There are 6,92,028 active cases of coronavirus infection which is that the “actual caseload” of the country and comprise 23.82 per cent of the entire cases presently. All are under active medical supervision.
A sharpened specialise in improved and effective clinical treatment in hospitals, supervised home isolation, use of non-invasive oxygen support, improved services of ambulances for ferrying patients, upgradation of clinical skills of doctors treating COVID-19 patients by active technical guidance through tele-consultation sessions of AIIMS, New Delhi etc., have together led to point-to-point and efficient patient management, the ministry said.
“This has ensured that India’s case deathrate (CFR) is maintained below the worldwide average. it’s on a continuous positive slide and currently stands at 1.89 per cent,” the ministry said.
Delhi has the very best recovery rate of 90.10 per cent, followed by Tamil Nadu at 83.50 pc, Gujarat 79.40 pc, Telangana 77.40 pc, Rajasthan 76.80 pc, West Bengal 76.50, Bihar 76.30 pc and Madhya Pradesh 75.80 pc.
