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Daily Covid cases marginally dip, active cases cross 60K

By IANS | Updated: April 17, 2023 11:30 IST

New Delhi, April 17 India saw a slight dip in the new Covid cases in the last 24 ...

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New Delhi, April 17 India saw a slight dip in the new Covid cases in the last 24 hours as 9,111 were reported against the previous day's count of 10,093, the Union Health Ministry said on Monday.

The active cases currently stand at 60,313.

The recovery rate is at 98.68 per cent.

The daily positivity rate is 8.40 per cent and the weekly positivity Rate is 4.94 per cent.

The total recoveries in the country stand at 4,42,35,772.

92.41 crore tests have been conducted so far. This includes the 1,08,436 tests conducted in the last 24 hours.

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