Covid Update: Delhi Reports Below 100 Cases In Last 3 Months, Only 366 Active Caseload

More than 100 cases were last registered in Delhi on June 28 in the same year. At that time, 101 cases were reported. Earlier, 6.4 lakh corona cases were registered in Delhi from April 15 to May 31.

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New Delhi: The country's capital Delhi has been recording less than 100 coronavirus cases daily for the past three months. At present, there are only 366 active cases in Delhi which means so many people are undergoing treatment. Only 32 new corona cases have been reported in the capital till Monday. The big thing is that no one died from this pandemic.

Here are the corona figures in Delhi:

Only three patients have died in Delhi in the month of September so far

Delhi's health department said that the infection rate in the state is 0.06 percent. Only three patients have died in Delhi in the month of September so far. The total number of cases in Delhi has increased to 14,38,746 after new cases of infection. More than 14.13 lakh people have recovered and 25,085 patients have died so far. The department said that 366 patients are currently under treatment in Delhi.

More than 100 cases were registered on June 28, 2021

More than 100 cases were last registered in Delhi on June 28 in the same year. 101 cases were reported at that time. Earlier, 6.4 lakh corona cases were registered in Delhi from April 15 to May 31. That means, about 13,600 cases were reported every day. Delhi recorded the highest number of 28,000 cases a day in April, the highest in any city in the country.

A total of 4,753 corona cases have been reported in the last three months

According to the statistics, a total of 4,753 corona cases have been reported in Delhi in the last three months. Mumbai, the country's economic capital, has been registering less than 450 corona cases for the past two days. Since the beginning of vaccination on January 16, Delhi has been given 1.73 crore doses and more than 55 lakh people have taken both vaccine doses.