City
Epaper

India's Omicron tally reaches 3,623

By IANS | Updated: January 9, 2022 13:20 IST

New Delhi, Jan 9 With 552 fresh new Omicron cases detected in last 24 hrs, India's tally of ...

Open in App

New Delhi, Jan 9 With 552 fresh new Omicron cases detected in last 24 hrs, India's tally of this highly transmissible Covid-19 varaint has climbed to 3,623, the Union Health Ministry said on Sunday.

Of the total, 1,409 people have recovered so far.

As per the Ministry, the variant has spread to 27 States and UTs till date, with Maharashtra and Delhi continuing to be the worst-hit.

Maharashtra has reported 1,009 Omicron cases and 439 of them have been discharged.

Meanwhile, Delhi's Omicron tally stood at 513, of which 57 have recovered.

The other states with a three-digit Omicron tally are Karnataka (441), Rajasthan (373), Kerala (333), Gujarat (204), Tamil Nadu (185), Haryana and Telangana (123 each) and Uttar Pradesh (113).

Two-digit case tallies were reported in Odisha (60), Andhra Pradesh (28), Punjab (27), West Bengal (27) and Goa (19).

The states with single-digit Omicron cases are Madhya Pradesh and Assam (nine each); Uttarakhand (eight); Meghalaya (four); Chandigarh, Jammu & Kashmir and the Andman & Nicobar Islands (three each); Puducherry (two); Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Manipur and Chhattisgarh (one each)

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: New DelhidelhiUnion Health Ministryuttarakhand
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalDelhi: Massive Fire Breaks Out in Sadar Bazaar Shop; 15 Fire Tenders Rushed to Spot (Watch Video)

NationalDelhi Building Collapse: Four-Storey Building Collapses in Seelampur; 4 Rescued, Several Feared Trapped

NationalKanwar Yatra Begins: Devotees Set Out from Delhi’s Shastri Park, Arrangements Underway (Watch Video)

NationalDelhi Building Collapse: One Dead as Dilapidated Structure Crashes Down at 2 AM in Azad Market

NationalMonsoon Mayhem in Delhi: Torrential Rains Flood Streets, Force Residents to Flee Homes

National Realted Stories

NationalMangaluru: Two Workers Die After Inhaling Toxic Gas During Routine Inspection at MRPL

NationalTwo-day police conference in Jaipur to check human trafficking

NationalCongress flags five key objections to Special Intensive Revision in Bihar

NationalCare of senior citizens is the community's responsibility: Delhi Speaker Vijender Gupta

NationalNavi Mumbai International Airport must be completed by Sep 30: Maha CM