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People With Highest Immunity To Coronavirus, COVID-19 Recovery Rate In Indian States
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Even as India's coronavirus tally climbed to 6.73 lakh and fatalities surged to 19,268, there is a ray of hope being offered by the health ministry.
Even as India's coronavirus tally climbed to 6.73 lakh and fatalities surged to 19,268, there is a ray of hope being offered by the health ministry. As per a recent statement released on Sunday by the health department, the COVID-19 recovery rate in about 21 states and union territories was way above the national average of 60.77%.
Here's a look at the recovery rate of patients in different states infected by the coronavirus
Chandigarh (85.9 per cent)
Ladakh (82.2 per cent)
Uttarakhand (80.9 per cent)
Chhattisgarh (80.6 per cent)
Rajasthan (80.1 per cent)
Mizoram (79.3 per cent)
Tripura (77.7 per cent)
Madhya Pradesh (76.9 per cent)
Jharkhand (74.3 per cent)
Bihar (74.2 per cent)
Haryana (74.1 per cent)
Gujarat (71.9 per cent)
Punjab (70.5 per cent)
Delhi (70.2 per cent)
Meghalaya (69.4 per cent)
Odisha (69.0 per cent)
Uttar Pradesh (68.4 per cent)
Himachal Pradesh (67.3 per cent)
West Bengal (66.7 per cent)
Assam (62.4 per cent)
Jammu and Kashmir (62.4 per cent).
Meanwhile, states like Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu continue to see a rise in number of coronavirus infections. Karnataka resorted to forced lockdown of 33 hours on Sunday to control the spread of coronavirus.
