According to the Union health ministry 75 per cent of new cases in the country are concentrated in 10 States/UTs. These include--Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, Delhi, West Bengal and Chhattisgarh. These 10 states/UTs also account for 74 per cent of new recoveries
The number of active cases in Maharashtra, the worst-hit state by the pandemic stands at 2,75,404. The death toll due to the disease stands at 34,345 in the state. Active cases in Tamil Nadu stands at 46,405 and fatalities at 9,076.
In Andhra Pradesh, there 69,353 active cases. The virus has led to the death of 5,558 patients. In Delhi, there are 31,125 active cases. The toll due to the disease stands at 5,123.
Active case in Karnataka has climbed to 95,568, in Uttar Pradesh 61,300, and 25,221 in West Bengal.
According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), 6,89,28,440 samples were tested for COVID-19 up to September 24. Of these, 14,92,409 samples were tested yesterday.
Here are the details of state-wise coronavirus cases:
- Andaman and Nicobar Islands -189
- Andhra Pradesh- 69,353
- Arunachal Pradesh -2,331
- Assam- 29,830
- Bihar-13,015
- Chandigarh-2,482
- Chhattisgarh-36,038
- Dadra Nagar Haveli-190
- Delhi-31,125
- Goa-5,822
- Gujarat- 16,327
- Haryana- 18,889
- Himachal Pradesh-3,984
- Jammu and Kashmir-19,451
- Jharkhand-12,841
- Karnataka-95,568
- Kerala- 45,993
- Ladakh-1,022
- Madhya Pradesh-22,744
- Maharashtra-2,75,404
- Manipur-2,106
- Meghalaya-1,977
- Mizoram-681
- Nagaland-1,068
- Odisha-35,092
- Puducherry-5,097
- Punjab-20,679
- Rajasthan-18,993
- Sikkim-607
- Tamil Nadu-46,405
- Telengana-30,387
- Tripura-6,378
- Uttar Pradesh-61,300
- Uttarakhand-11,507
- West Bengal-25,221
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