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India's COVID-19 recovery rate reaches 62.42 percent

| @indiablooms | Jul 10, 2020, at 09:26 pm

New Delhi: The recovery rate from COVID-19 in India has touched 62.42 percent, officials said on Friday.

The last 24 hours saw a total of 19,138 COVID-19 patients get cured, taking the cumulative figure of recovered cases among COVID-19 patients to 4,95,515 today, read the government statement.

"Consequently, the national recovery rate is 62.42% today. There are 2,76,882 active cases and all are under medical supervision," read the statement.

As of today, we have 1218 Dedicated COVID Hospitals, 2705 Dedicated COVID Healthcare Centres and 10,301 COVID Care Centres.

At the national level, the Case Fatality Rate has declined to 2.72%.  

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