Daily Recoveries more than 4 Lakh in the country, for the first time

May 18, 2021

More than 66 lakh beneficiaries of age group 18-44 Vaccinated, so far

India

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New Delhi, May 18, 2021 :

In a landmark achievement, with the dedication and tireless effort of all the healthcare and frontline workers, India has recorded daily recoveries of more than 4 lakh COVID patients in a single day for the first time.

4,22,436 recoveries were registered in the last 24 hours.

Average Daily Recovery of more than 3,55,944 cases has been recorded in the last 14 days. The graph below depicts the Daily Recoveries in the last 14 days.

2,63,533 new cases were registered in the last 24 hours.

The daily new COVID cases being registered in India are now less than 3 Lakhs consecutively for the second day. A net decline of 1,63,232 cases is recorded in the active caseload in the last 24 hours.

India’s daily new cases trajectory and recovered cases is depicted below since 13th March 2021.

India’s cumulative recoveries have reached 2,15,96,512 today. The National Recovery Rate has grown further to touch 85.60%.

Ten states account for 75.77% of the new recoveries.

 

 

On the other front, India’s total Active Caseload has decreased to 33,53,765 today. It now comprises 13.29% of the country’s total Positive Cases.

States cumulatively account for 69.01% of India’s total Active Cases.

 

The cumulative number of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in the country has reached nearly 18.44 Cr today under the Phase-3 of the nationwide Vaccination Drive.

A total of 18,44,53,149 vaccine doses have been administered through 26,87,638sessions, as per the provisional report till 7 am today. These include 96,59,441 HCWs who have taken the 1st dose and 66,52,389 HCWs who have taken the 2nddose, 1,45,00,303 FLWs (1stdose), 82,17,075 FLWs (2nddose), 59,39,290 beneficiaries under 18-44 age group (1stdose), 5,76,64,616 (1stdose) and 92,43,104 (2nd dose) beneficiaries aged 45 to 60 years. 5,46,64,577 1stdose beneficiaries and 1,79,12,354 2nd dose beneficiaries of more than 60 years old.

 

HCWs 1st Dose 96,59,441
2nd Dose 66,52,389
FLWs 1st Dose 1,45,00,303
2nd Dose 82,17,075
Age Group 18-44 years 1st Dose 59,39,290
Age Group 45 to 60 years 1st Dose 5,76,64,616
2nd Dose 92,43,104
Over 60 years 1st Dose 5,46,64,577
2nd Dose 1,79,12,354
  Total 18,44,53,149

 

Ten states account for 66.70% of the cumulative doses given so far in the country.

6,69,884 beneficiaries of the age group 18-44 years received their first dose of COVID vaccine in the last 24 hours and cumulatively 59,39,290 across 36 States/UTs since the start of phase-3 of vaccination drive.

As on Day-122 of the vaccination drive (17th May, 2021), 15,10,418 vaccine doses were given. Across 14,447sessions, 12,67,201 beneficiaries were vaccinated for 1st dose and 2,43,217 beneficiaries received their 2nd dose of vaccine.

Ten States reported 74.54% of the new cases in last 24 hours. Karnataka has reported the highest daily new cases at 38,603, followed by Tamil Nadu with 33,075 new cases.

The National Mortality Rate currently stands at 1.10%.

4,329 deaths were reported in the last 24 hours.

Ten States account for 75.98% of the new deaths. Maharashtra saw the maximum casualties (1000). Karnataka follows with 476 daily deaths.

In addition, the foreign aid of relief materials continues to be swiftly cleared, apportioned and sent to States/UTs to combat COVID-19. Cumulatively, 11,321 Oxygen Concentrators; 15,801 Oxygen Cylinders; 19 Oxygen Generation Plants; 7,470 ventilators/Bi PAP; ~5.5 L Remdesivir vials delivered/ dispatched through road and air, so far.

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Dr. T S Kler Padma Bhushan Awardee
MD, DM, MRCP, FRCP(U.K), FACC, D.Sc
Chairman – Fortis Heart Institute Gurugram

Precautions to avoid Corona Virus:

  1. Stay home as far as possible.
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