New Delhi: India in the last 24 hours recorded over 3.57 lakh new COVID-19 cases, which took the country's total count to the 2 crore mark, the data by the Union Health Ministry showed on Tuesday (May 4, 2021).
The world's second-worst coronavirus-hit country recorded more than 3,00,000 new infections for a 13th straight day on Tuesday.
There were 3,57,229 new infections, 3,20,289 recoveries and 3,449 deaths in the last 24 hours.
India, going through the second wave of coronavirus, now has a total of 2,02,82,833 cases.
The country has also seen 1,66,13,292 recoveries besides 2,22,408 COVID-19-related deaths. India is witnessing an unprecedented spike in COVID-19 cases from the past couple of weeks and now has 34,47,133 active cases.
Ten states including Maharashtra, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh accounted for most of the new coronavirus-related deaths.
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