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Covid update: At 1.32 lakh, new cases go slightly up; 3,207 deaths in 24 hours

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coronavirus infections detected in the last 24 hours with 1,32,788 more people testing positive, said the Union health ministry on Wednesday morning.

The number stood at a 50-day low of 1,27,510 on Tuesday. With the new addition of cases, the cumulative caseload in the country has reached 2,83,07,832.The daily fatalities jumped by around 400 in the last 24 hours with 3,207 more people succumbing to the disease.

The death toll due to Covid in India now stands at 3,35,102.New recoveries have surpassed the recorded cases for the 20th straight day as 2,31,456 were discharged between Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Cases: 8 494 589
Deaths: 237 619
Recovered: 0
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