34,703 New COVID-19 Cases, 553 Deaths in India; Tally Over 3.06 Cr

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India on Tuesday, 6 July, reported 34,703 new coronavirus cases, taking the tally in the country to 3,06,19,932. The death toll increased by 553 to 4,03,281.

According to the Union Health Ministry data, there are currently 4,64,357 active cases across the country, while 2,97,52,294 patients have been discharged so far, with 51,864 discharges reported in the last 24 hours.

  • Maharashtra on Monday reported 6,740 new coronavirus cases and 51 deaths, taking the tally in the state to 61,04,917 and the death toll to 1,23,136

    Meanwhile, Delhi recorded 54 new infections, with a positivity rate of 0.09 percent, and two deaths on Monday

  • More than 35.75 crore vaccine doses against COVID-19 have been administered since India's inoculation drive began in January

  • Normal economic activities were allowed to resume in Bengaluru from Monday, with the government announcing a slew of relaxations

  • Delhi further relaxed COVID-19 curbs from Monday, with stadiums and sports complexes allowed to reopen on a normal basis, but without spectators

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34,703 New COVID Cases in India, Lowest Daily Rise in 111 Days

India on Tuesday reported 34,703 new coronavirus cases, taking the tally in the country to 3,06,19,932. The death toll increased by 553 to 4,03,281.

This is lowest daily increase in 111 days, the Health Ministry pointed out, adding that the recovery rate has risen to 97.17 percent.

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Germany Removes Travel Ban for India, Other Variant-Hit Countries

Germany has lifted the ban on travellers from the COVID variant-hit countries, including UK, Portugal and India, AFP reported.

"From tomorrow, Germany is removing the entry ban and easing travel rules for five countries where Delta variant is widespread, including India," Walter J Lindner, German Ambassador to India, was quoted as saying by ANI.

Published: 06 Jul 2021,08:37 AM IST

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