India registers over 90,000 cases in 24 hours, crosses 41 lakh-mark

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New Delhi, September 6 : The Covid-19 cases in India have crossed four million with the maximum number of cases coming from Maharashtra (636,574), followed by Tamil Nadu (398,366), Andhra Pradesh (382,104) and Karnataka (283,298).

As of Sunday, there were 4,113,811 confirmed cases in the country and of them 862,320 were active while the toll has gone up to 70,626. Recoveries from the coronavirus disease have surpassed 3.1 million as a total of 3,180,865 people have been discharged from the hospital, according to the ministry of health and family welfare’s dashboard.

ovid-19 cases across the world have topped 26 million with the United States reporting the highest number of cases at 6,243,849 followed by Brazil (4,092,832), according to Johns Hopkins University’s tally. The global toll from the infection has gone up to 877,438.

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