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Two-Fold Rise In Delhi Covid Deaths In August Against Last 10 Days Of July
Delhi has recorded 32 deaths due to Covid so far in August, an over two-fold rise as against the last 10 days of July when 14 people died due to the viral disease, according to official data.
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46 Covid Deaths In Delhi In 5 Days, More Than Half Were Older Than 60
Of the 46 Covid patients who died in Delhi between January 5 and January 9, 34 had comorbidities such as cancer, and heart and liver diseases, according to government data. Only 11 of the 46 were vaccinated against the Coronavirus.
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Delhi Logs 22,751 New Covid Cases, Positivity Rate At 23%
Delhi today reported 22,751 cases, 12 per cent higher than yesterday's number (20,181). The positivity rate stood at 23.53 per cent.
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34 New Covid Cases In Delhi, No Deaths Due To Virus In 24 Hours: Report
Delhi today recorded 34 new COVID-19 cases, while the positivity rate stood at 0.06 per cent, according to a health bulletin issued by the city government.
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Delhi Records Zero Covid Deaths, 24 New Cases In A Day; Positivity Rate 0.03%
The national capital recorded zero death due to COVID-19 and 24 fresh cases of viral infection in a day with the positivity rate dropping to 0.03 per cent, according to data shared by the city health department on Friday.
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No One Can Increase Or Decrease Number Of Deaths In Delhi: Minister
Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Sunday said no one can tinker with the number of deaths in Delhi, including those occurring due to coronavirus.=
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300 Deaths, 13,287 New Covid Cases In 24 Hours In Delhi, Slight Drop In Positivity Rate
Delhi coronavirus cases: Delhi registered 13, 287 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, with 300 fatalities reported over the past 24 hours. The positivity rate has further dropped to 17.03 per cent.
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Delhi Crematoriums, Graveyards Struggle To Keep Up As Covid Deaths Rise
At Delhi's biggest crematorium, Nigambodh Ghat, the number of cremations have gone up from 15 per day to over 30 as COVID-19-related deaths in the national capital continue to rise.
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Two-Fold Rise In Delhi Covid Deaths In August Against Last 10 Days Of July
Delhi has recorded 32 deaths due to Covid so far in August, an over two-fold rise as against the last 10 days of July when 14 people died due to the viral disease, according to official data.
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46 Covid Deaths In Delhi In 5 Days, More Than Half Were Older Than 60
Of the 46 Covid patients who died in Delhi between January 5 and January 9, 34 had comorbidities such as cancer, and heart and liver diseases, according to government data. Only 11 of the 46 were vaccinated against the Coronavirus.
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Delhi Logs 22,751 New Covid Cases, Positivity Rate At 23%
Delhi today reported 22,751 cases, 12 per cent higher than yesterday's number (20,181). The positivity rate stood at 23.53 per cent.
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34 New Covid Cases In Delhi, No Deaths Due To Virus In 24 Hours: Report
Delhi today recorded 34 new COVID-19 cases, while the positivity rate stood at 0.06 per cent, according to a health bulletin issued by the city government.
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Delhi Records Zero Covid Deaths, 24 New Cases In A Day; Positivity Rate 0.03%
The national capital recorded zero death due to COVID-19 and 24 fresh cases of viral infection in a day with the positivity rate dropping to 0.03 per cent, according to data shared by the city health department on Friday.
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No One Can Increase Or Decrease Number Of Deaths In Delhi: Minister
Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Sunday said no one can tinker with the number of deaths in Delhi, including those occurring due to coronavirus.=
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300 Deaths, 13,287 New Covid Cases In 24 Hours In Delhi, Slight Drop In Positivity Rate
Delhi coronavirus cases: Delhi registered 13, 287 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, with 300 fatalities reported over the past 24 hours. The positivity rate has further dropped to 17.03 per cent.
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Delhi Crematoriums, Graveyards Struggle To Keep Up As Covid Deaths Rise
At Delhi's biggest crematorium, Nigambodh Ghat, the number of cremations have gone up from 15 per day to over 30 as COVID-19-related deaths in the national capital continue to rise.
