Delhi Covid

COVID-19 update: India logs 2,288 new cases, 28.65% lower than yesterday; 10 die in last 24 hours

India's COVID-19 daily case positivity rate has now dropped to 0.47 per cent as compared to 0.95 per cent reported a day ago. The weekly positivity rate is currently at 0.79 per cent

COVID-19: India logs 3,275 new cases, 55 deaths in last 24 hours; active cases jump to 19,719

The new COVID-19 cases reported on Thursday are marginally higher than 3,205 cases logged on Wednesday. The daily COVID-19 positivity rate is now at 0.77 per cent, while the weekly positivity rate is at 0.78 per cent

COVID-19 update: India logs 3,205 new cases in last 24 hours, up 24.80% from yesterday

India's daily COVID-19 case positivity rate has jumped to 0.98 per cent on Wednesday. It was 0.61 per cent on Tuesday. The weekly positivity rate is at 0.71 per cent

Delhi reports 632 new COVID cases, positivity rate touches 4.42% in last 24 hours

Delhi's COVID-19 positivity rate on Monday stood at 7.72 percent as the city recorded 501 fresh cases

COVID-19 update: India reports 2,183 new cases, 90% higher than a day before; north India sees massive spike

India, in the last 24 hours, saw 214 deaths due to COVID-19, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) informed on Monday morning

Fewer and focused tests behind dip in Delhi's COVID-19 positivity rate

Delhi's COVID-19 positivity rate which was recorded at 0.57 per on 1 April 2022, is now more than 1 per cent for the last four days in a row

Delhi logs 12,306 new COVID cases, 10% lower than yesterday; National Capital past peak, says Jain

Delhi reported 28,867 fresh COVID-19 cases on 13 January, the highest single-day spike since the start of the pandemic

Delhi logs 20,718 fresh COVID cases and 30 deaths, positivity rate crosses 30%

Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain said the government will think of easing restrictions when the cases decline to 15,000

Delhi: Nine-fold rise in COVID-19 cases from first to 14 Jan, two-fold rise in patients requiring ventilator support

On 1 January, the hospital occupancy was 247, out of which five patients were on ventilator support (2.02 percent), while on 14 January, the hospital bed occupancy was 2,529, out of which 99 patients (3.91 percent) were on ventilator

Hospitalisation data not enough determine if peak is over, say experts on Delhi's COVID-19 wave

"Epidemiologically, the peak of a wave is determined with the help of the rate of transmission, the number of infected people and the uninfected susceptible population," Dr Arun Sharma said