Hyderabad: On Friday, Telangana revealed a higher number of recoveries from COVID-19 than the new cases over the last 24 hours.
Telangana included 2,009 cases however 2,437 recovered from the infection, While the count of positive COVID cases rose to 1,95,609, the recoveries additionally hopped to 1,65,844.
The state’s improvement rate increased further to 84.78 percent against the national average of 83.5 percent.
The 24-hour time frame finishing 8 p.m. Thursday saw 10 additional passings, taking the death toll to 1,145. The casualty rate in the state remains at 0.58 percent against the national average of 1.6 percent.
Authorities said the percentage of passings because of COVID-19 was 44.96 while the rest 55.04 had comorbidities.
The state currently has 28,620 active cases incorporating 23,732 who are in-home/institutional quarantine.
Of the new cases, 293 were registered in Greater Hyderabad. Medchal Malkajgiri region registered second most number of cases at 173 followed by Rangareddy 171, Karimnagar 114, Nalgonda 109, Khammam 104, Suryapet 77, and Warangal Urban 72.
Over the last 24 hours, 54,098 tests were led. With this, the combined numbers have gone up to 31,04,542.
The state officials permitted one more private laboratory to direct the tests. With this, 17 government-operated laboratories, 1,076 Rapid Antigen test centers, and 44 private labs are leading 50 the tests.
As per a media release from the office of the head of public health and family welfare, out of 54,098 samples examined over the last 24 hours, 23,803 were primary and 6,492 were secondary.
Samples examined per million populace improved further to 83,410. The everyday testing objective for the state is 5,600 every day according to the World Health Organization WHO benchmark of 140 for each million every day.
Out of 1,95,609 total positive cases until this point, 70% were asymptomatic while the staying 30% were indicative.
The information additionally shows that 64.13 percent of those examined positive are in the age range of 21-50 years while 22.76 are over 51 years old. Those under 20 years are 13.13 percent.
Authorities said 64.28 percent of those examined positive were men while the rest 38.72 percent were women.
The bed status in 62 government hospitals treating COVID-19 patients shows that 6,657 out of 8,868 beds are empty.
An aggregate of 231 private hospitals treating COVID-19 patients has 9,377 beds, of which 6,340 are empty.
