The number of active cases of Kovid-19 in India has increased to 5,755. By 8 am on June 8, according to information on the Covid-19 dashboard portal of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the number of deaths related to Kovid has so far increased to 59 in the country. 391 new cases of Corona have been found in the country. Kerala is the most affected, 127 new cases have been reported in the state. After this, 102 new cases have been found in Gujarat, 73 in Delhi, 27 in Tamil Nadu, 26 in West Bengal, 17 in Chhattisgarh and 10 in Andhra Pradesh. According to government data, 760 patients have been correct or discharged in 24 hours.
In Madhya Pradesh, a 45 -year -old and 9 months full -term pregnant woman is reported to have died. It is reported that the woman died in the hospital when her health deteriorated during delivery. He started having seizures and later came to his covid test positive. Apart from this, there is news of the death of a 63 -year -old man in Maharashtra, who was already suffering from many diseases. A 59 -year -old man died in Kerala, who was suffering from Advanced Lung Carcinoma. A 79 -year -old man in Tamil Nadu, who had been on bed for the past one month, has also died, hemodynamic instability, Kovid pneumonia, acute respiratory distraitry distress syndrome.
2 more deaths in Karnataka
Health department officials say that 2 more deaths related to Kovid were recorded in Karnataka on Saturday, causing the total number of deaths in the state to 9. Ballari’s 46 -year -old man and a 78 -year -old man from Belagavi have died. He was admitted to the hospital for sewer acute ray spiratory infections. He died on 5 June. A bulletin in the health department states that both of them came to Kovid-19 test positive. On Saturday, Karnataka registered 57 new cases of Kovid, causing the total number of cases reported to 894 this year.
86 new cases in Maharashtra
It is reported that 86 new cases of Kovid were reported in Maharashtra on Saturday. With this, the number of people infected in the state since January has increased to 1362. न्यूज एजेंसी पीटीआई के मुताबिक, एक आधिकारिक बयान में कहा गया है कि नए मामलों में से 31 पुणे शहर में और दो ग्रामीण इलाकों में, 28 मुंबई में, 7 पुणे के पास पिंपरी चिंचवाड़ टाउनशिप में, 6 ठाणे में, 4 छत्रपति संभाजीनगर में, 3 नागपुर में, 2 मीरा भायंदर में, एक-एक सातारा, कोल्हापुर और सांगली में पाए गए।
The Health Department of Maharashtra has examined a total of 16,226 samples of Kovid-19 since January, out of which 1,362 people have been found infected with Kovid. A total of 640 cases of Kovid have been reported in Mumbai since January. Of these, 634 cases were registered alone in the month of May. Since January 2025, a total of 18 patients have died due to infection, 17 of which were suffering from other diseases.
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Instructions for Odisha to increase remedy
In view of the recent rise in the cases of Kovid-19, the Central Government has asked the Odisha government to increase measures to control the spread of the virus. There were 7 new cases in the state in the last 24 hours, causing the total number of cases to 45 on Saturday. The Health and Family Welfare Department has been instructed to ensure at least 5 percent of cases of all cases of severe respiratory illness and diseases like influenza coming to the hospital as per the revised guidelines.
86.5 lakh deaths from Kovid in the year 2022
During 2022, about 86.5 lakh people died in India from Kovid. The figure shows a decline of more than 15 percent in comparison to the deaths of more than 1.02 crore people from Kovid in 2021. This information was received from a new figure of the Civil Registration System (CRS). The number of deaths in the number of deaths of 15.74 lakhs compared to 2021 has brought the mortality figures broadly in line with the pre-penmic pattern seen in 2020.
Infection is getting weaker with every passing year
International health expert Dr. Chandrakant Lahariya told PTI, “The infection caused by Kornavirus is weakening with every passing year. It (now) is just a respiratory disease and is less dangerous than the flu. It is no longer a matter of concern.” Anurag Aggarwal, Dean of Biology and Health Research at ‘Trivedi School of Biosciences’, Haryana, Haryana, said, “All sub -sides are the same, which are highly contagious but weak.” People whose immunity is extremely weak can be severely ill but most people, especially those who have been infected or have been vaccinated are not much threatened.
