The second COVID-19 wave has been deadly and wreaked havoc in several parts of the country, while
NITI Aayog member V K Paul echoed the claims saying the situation is stabilising and the government will work towards ensuring further stabilisation and rapid decline of the pandemic It is evident that we can see a certain amount of stabilisation of the second wave of the pandemic. Some states have shown a clear pattern, in some states there are concerns and in some others there is a trend towards an increase. It is a mixed picture, Paul said.
Meanwhile, the Health Ministry in its data said 10 states account for 85 per cent of the total coronavirus cases in the country. Atleast 11 states have over one lakh active COVID-19 cases, 17 have less than 50,000 cases while eight have active cases between 50,000 and one lakh.
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