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COVID-19 update: India logs 2,68,833 cases in a day, Omicron tally reaches 6,041 - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 update: India logs 2,68,833 cases in a day, Omicron tally reaches 6,041

Active cases have increased to 14,17,820, the highest in around 223 days, and comprise 3.85 per cent of the total infections. The national COVID-19 recovery rate has decreased to 94.83 per cent, the Union Health Ministry said.

Maharashtra reports 46,406 new COVID-19 cases in a day, infections dip in Mumbai - Vimarsana News

Maharashtra reports 46,406 new COVID-19 cases in a day, infections dip in Mumbai

The state recorded no new cases of Omicron variant of the virus today.

Covaxin now a universal COVID vaccine for adults, children: Bharat Biotech - Vimarsana News

Covaxin now a universal COVID vaccine for adults, children: Bharat Biotech

Bharat Biotech stated, "Our goals of developing a global vaccine against COVID-19 have been achieved and all product development for licensure has been completed." 

Only hospitalisation data can't determine if peak is over: Experts on Delhi COVID wave - Vimarsana News

Only hospitalisation data can't determine if peak is over: Experts on Delhi COVID wave

Hospitalisation has remained relatively low in Delhi, and Health Minister Satyendar Jain said Wednesday that the plateauing of hospital admissions indicates that the ongoing wave has peaked and cases may go down soon.

Maharashtra extends lockdown till May 15 as state reports 66,159 fresh Covid cases - Vimarsana News

Maharashtra extends lockdown till May 15 as state reports 66,159 fresh Covid cases

The sweeping curbs on the movement of people and a host of other activities, imposed early this month, were to continue till 7 am on May 1.