Central health team to visit Guj, Maha, T'gana

June 25, 2020 15:27

A Central Team led by Lav Agarwal, Jt Secretary, Ministry of Health will visit Gujarat, Maharashtra and Telangana between 26th-29th June. The team will interact with the state officials and coordinate with them to strengthen ongoing efforts for management of COVID-19, a Health Ministry, notification says.

The ministry says cases per lakh in India currently stands at 33.39 against the worlds 120.21 cases/lakh. Also, deaths/lakh in the country is currently amongst the lowest in the world with 1.06 deaths/lakh against the world average of 6.24 deaths/lakh.

During the last 24 hours, a total of 13,012 COVID-19 patients have been cured. So far, a total of 2,71,696 patients have been cured of the virus. The recovery rate is 57.43%.

Image: An ASHA worker visits people under home quarantine. Pic: ANI

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