THE SPREAD OF COVID-19

Total confirmed cases including new cases added on July 26

New cases

Recovered cases

UT J&K

17,920

Punjab

13,218

Haryana

31,332 DELHI 130,606 114,875

Rajasthan

36,430 25,954

Madhya Pradesh

27,800 19,132

Dadar & Nagar Haveli

860

Chhattisgarh

7,489 530 4,944

Maharashtra

9,431

375,799 213,238

Telangana

54,059

Goa

4,861

615

534

794 1,132

1,110 45 1,075 402 1,593

Karnataka

5,199

96,141

Kerala

UT Ladakh

1,285

Himachal Pradesh

2,136

Chandigarh

852

Uttarakhand

6,104 3,566

Uttar Pradesh

66,988 41,641

Odisha

25,389

96,298 46,301

2,786

Tamil Nadu

213,723 87 0 9 143 8,349 3,704

1,376

Puducherry

1,178 572 3,246

Tripura

Bihar 38,919 26,308 Jharkhand

Andhra Pradesh

132 6,986 508 7,627

1,645 105

156,526

9,300

*Data compiled by covid19india.org and cross-checked from inputs by HT’S correspondents and news agencies. 'Cases reassigned to states' is as per data released by the MOHFW. This figure has not been included in the calculation for the daily new cases.

19,025 874 175 927

9,928

8,810

24,384 3,277

35,838 1,063

2,605

Arunachal Pradesh

70 428 Sikkim

1,126 545

Assam

46

31,086 23,055

Nagaland

1,339 549

Meghalaya

702 135

Manipur

2,235 1,521

Mizoram

361 193 147

West Bengal

58,718 37,751

Andaman and Nicobar

290 176

Total cases in India*

Deaths due to Covid-19

Cases being reassigned to states 1,165

50 56

59

0 2341 0

just hope such a situation doesn’t arrive when we have no other choice but to depend on the Chinese,” the first official said.

It’s for this reason that officials are closely following the progress of two indigenous vaccines, Covaxin and Zycov-d, developed by Bharat Biotech and Zydus Cadila respectively. Both are in Stage 1 of trials.

BENGALURU: Karnataka on Sunday reported its highest singleday spike in coronavirus cases with 5,199 additions, taking the aggregate in the state to 96,141, while 82 succumbed to the virus, taking the toll to 1,878 the health department said.

There are 58,417 active cases, including 632 in the ICUS, whereas the 2,088 discharges on Sunday took the total discharges to 35,838, as per the bulletin.

Bengaluru urban district accounted for 1,950 infections, followed by 579 from Ballari, 230 from Mysuru, 213 from Bengaluru Rural, and 199 from Dakshina Kannada.

Bengaluru urban continued to record highest number of deaths. The city has reported 891 deaths, including 29 on Sunday.

Dakshina Kannada district reported seven deaths, Belagavi, Kalaburagi and Dharwad reported six each, and Mysuru and Tumakuru, five each.

Most of those who died were suffering from respiratory illness and influenza-like illness.