New Delhi: The second wave of COVID-19 in India has taken the nation’s total caseload to over 1.50 crore, the figures from the Union Health Ministry confirmed on Monday (April 19, 2021) morning.
India, witnessing its worst section of COVID-19, now has shut to twenty lakh energetic cases after it recorded 2.73 lakh new coronavirus infections in the final 24 hours.
As per the official knowledge, there have been 2,73,810 new infections, 1,619 fatalities and 1,44,178 recoveries in the final 24 hours,
India, the second-worst coronavirus-hit nation in the world, now has a total of 1,50,61,919 COVID-19 infections, of which, 19,29,329 are energetic cases, whereas, 1,29,53,821 individuals have recovered.
The nation has additionally seen 1,78,769 COVID-19-related deaths. Earlier on Sunday, India had reported 2,61,500 new cases.Â
The latest spurt in COVID-19 cases throughout the nation has resulted in the unavailability of beds and lack of oxygen provide in the hospitals. It has additionally led to the delayed COVID-19 check outcomes.
Pictures have additionally gone viral that present a number of COVID-19 sufferers sharing their hospital beds because of unavailability. Photos additionally present autos with COVID-19 sufferers queued up exterior hospitals in the worst coronavirus-hit districts throughout the nation.Â
Several states have applied lockdown measures, night time and weekend curfews to watch the motion of individuals in an effort to cease the unfold of the extremely infectious illness.
