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India’s daily COVID-19 cases 12.5% higher than yesterday, Omicron tally reaches 4,033

Jan 10, 2022, 10:08 IST
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  • India records over 1,79,000 fresh COVID-19 cases and 146 deaths in the last 24 hours.
  • The Omicron tally in India also climbed to 4,033 cases.
  • Around 30,836 people have been recovered so far in the last 24 hours.
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India registered a massive surge in the daily tally of COVID-19 cases, seeing a jump to 1,79,000 new cases, 12.5% higher than the previous day. Around 146 people succumbed to COVID-19 in the last one day, revealed the Union Health Ministry on Monday.

DateCOVID-19 cases registered
January 101,79,000
January 91,59,632
January 81,41,986
January 71,17,100
January 690,928
January 558,097

Currently, the active caseload of the country stands at 7,23,619 cases, which is 1,33,008 more than yesterday.

Around 46,569 people have been recovered so far in the last 24 hours. The recovery rate also stands at 96.62%, according to the data by the Union Health Ministry.

The Omicron tally in India also climbed to 4,033 cases reported in 23 states with Maharashtra remaining to be the worst-hit state with 1,126 Omicron cases, followed by Delhi with 529 cases.

Meanwhile, the daily positivity rate currently stands at 13.29%, and weekly positivity rate climbed to 7.92% as the country is witnessing a sudden surge in COVID-19 cases.
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India has inoculated 29,60,975 COVID-19 vaccination doses in the last 24 hours, taking the tally to more than 151 crore COVID-19 doses so far.


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