Delhi Reports 1,797 New Covid Cases, 35% Higher Than Yesterday
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Delhi Covid update: one virus-related death was also recorded in the city. The positivity rate stood at 8 per cent, said a health bulletin.
Delhi reported 1,797 new coronavirus cases today, a 35 per cent rise since yesterday's figures, amid an upward trend in infections across the country.
Besides, one virus-related death was also recorded that increased the death count in the city to 26,226, said a health bulletin. The positivity rate in the city stood at 8.18 per cent.
With 901 recoveries logged in the past 24 hours, the city now has 4,843 active cases.
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