COVID-19 Updates: The list of top 15 States in terms of absolute numbers of COVID-19 recovered cases

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  • Recoveries fast outpace the active COVID-19 cases
  • The difference between recoveries and active cases nearing 1 lakh

As a result of the collective, graded, pre-emptive, and pro-active steps taken by the Government of India in tandem with the States/UTs for prevention, the total number of recovered COVID-19 cases has fast outgrown the number of active COVID-19 cases.

The difference between recoveries and active cases is fast nearing 1 lakh. The recovered cases have exceeded the active cases by 98,493 as of today.

While the number of active cases stands at 1,97,387, the number of cured cases is 2,95,880. With this encouraging status, the recovery rate is touching 58.13% amongst COVID-19 patients.

The top 15 States in terms of absolute numbers of COVID-19 recovered cases are:

Serial No.State/UTAbsolute Recoveries
1.Maharashtra73,214
2.Gujarat21,476
3.Delhi18,574
4.Uttar Pradesh13,119
5.Rajasthan12,788
6.West Bengal10,126
7.Madhya Pradesh9,619
8.Haryana7,360
9.Tamil Nadu6,908
10.Bihar6,546
11.Karnataka6,160
12.Andhra Pradesh4,787
13.Odisha4,298
14.Jammu And Kashmir3,967
15.Punjab3,164
 
 The top 15 states in terms of recovery rate are:
Sr.
No.
State/UTRecovery Rate
1Meghalaya89.1%
2Rajasthan78.8%
3Tripura78.6%
4Chandigarh77.8%
5Madhya Pradesh76.4%
6Bihar75.6%
7Andaman And Nicobar Islands72.9%
8Gujarat72.8%
9Jharkhand70.9%
10Chhattisgarh70.5%
11Odisha69.5%
12Uttarakhand65.9%
13Punjab65.7%
14Uttar Pradesh65.0%
15West Bengal65.0%
 
As a testimony to the ramped-up testing facilities, India now has 1026 diagnostic labs dedicated to COVID-19. This includes 741 in the government sector and 285 private labs.

The break-up is as below:

•           Real-Time RT PCR based testing labs: 565 (Govt: 360 + Private: 205)
•           TrueNat based testing labs : 374 (Govt: 349 + Private: 25)
•           CBNAAT based testing labs : 87 (Govt: 32 + Private: 55)

The samples tested in the last 24 hours have further increased to 2,20,479. The total number of samples tested, as on date, is 79,96,707.

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