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COVID Cases Surpassed 2,000 In Maharashtra
By: Tupaki Desk | 14 April 2020 5:49 AM GMT
Maharashtra is facing the deadliest impact of the dreaded virus as 352 fresh cases were reported in the state which takes the toll of the positive cases in the state to 2,334 cases reaching an alarming level.
The positive cases in the country have reached 10,000 which tells us about the deadly spread of the virus. Some media reports state 22 deaths were reported in Maharashtra which takes the count of the deaths in the country to 399.
Out of the people, tho who have infected with the virus 217 patients were recovered from the virus and discharged from the hospital. They were asked to follow some precautions so that they won’t get infected again.
Maharashtra tops the list in terms of COVID deaths too with 160 fatalities followed by Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Delhi, and Telangana. Despite many measures and precautions taken by the government, the condition is not getting under control.
Some media reports say that Delhi records 1,154 cases while Tamil Nadu reports 1,075 cases. The positive cases in the national capital Delhi reached 1,510 positive cases.
The positive cases in the country have reached 10,000 which tells us about the deadly spread of the virus. Some media reports state 22 deaths were reported in Maharashtra which takes the count of the deaths in the country to 399.
Out of the people, tho who have infected with the virus 217 patients were recovered from the virus and discharged from the hospital. They were asked to follow some precautions so that they won’t get infected again.
Maharashtra tops the list in terms of COVID deaths too with 160 fatalities followed by Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Delhi, and Telangana. Despite many measures and precautions taken by the government, the condition is not getting under control.
Some media reports say that Delhi records 1,154 cases while Tamil Nadu reports 1,075 cases. The positive cases in the national capital Delhi reached 1,510 positive cases.
