Khadki: COVID cases cross 400 mark, 15 deaths till now
Sumit Singh
Pune, 16 July 2020: With 16 new Coronavirus Disease (COVID19) cases today, the total tally of positive patients reached 405 in Khadki Cantonment Board (KCB) area. Out of 405, a total of 239 people have been cured while 15 have died.
According to KCB, there are still 151 active patients undergoing treatment. 70 of them are admitted to Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Cantonment General Hospital in Khadki, while others are admitted in different hospitals in Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad. There are 251 people under home quarantine while 910 have completed the quarantine period.
Under Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC), the total number of Coronavirus positive patients has reached 9104 out of which 5559 have been cured while 156 have died. 2337 active patients are still undergoing treatment.
According to Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), the total number of Coronavirus positive patients in Pune city till date has reached 31,884 out of which 20,334 have been cured while 906 have died. There are still 10644 active patients undergoing treatment in various hospitals. They include 536 critical patients out of which 80 are on ventilator support.
In Maharashtra, a total of 5527 patients were discharged while 8641 new Covid-19 cases were reported today. Also, 266 deaths reported in the state today. The current count of COVID19 patients in the state of Maharashtra is 2,84,281 informed State Health Minister Rajesh Tope.
According to the state health department, 1,58,140 patients have been cured. As of today, there are 1,14,648 active cases in the state. The recovery rate in the state is 55.63% while the fatality rate in the state is 3.94%.
According to the Union Health Ministry, the number of Coronavirus positive patients has reached 968,876 across the country. Out of this, 612,814 have been cured and discharged from hospitals while 24,915 people have died and one patient has migrated out of the country. There are still 331,146 active patients undergoing treatment in hospitals across the country.
