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Coronavirus cases in India have crossed the 30,000-mark

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New Delhi:29/4/20: The Coronavirus cases in India have crossed the 30,000-mark. As per the latest figures issued by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW).

As per reports, COVID-19 cases in India as of 8:00 am today stand at 31,332 while the death toll has risen to 1,007.

There have been 1,392 cases and 70 deaths reported overnight. As many as 7,696 people in India have recovered after contracting the virus.

Maharashtra continues to be India’s worst-hit state with 9,318 cases and 400 deaths.

Among other states with high COVID-19 numbers are Delhi (3,314) and Gujarat (3,744). There has been 54 coronavirus related deaths in Delhi while Gujarat has seen 181 casualties.

 

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