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COVID-19: India Reports Rise In Cases, 283 New Infections

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With this, the current active case count stands at 2525, 86 more than the previous day.With this, the current active case count stands at 2525, 86 more than the previous day.

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With this, the current active case count stands at 2525, 86 more than the previous day.

India witnesses a rise in covid-19 so far in the month of March – after a February of sub-100 cases, it crossed the 200 count. On March 4, India reported 283 new infections and 0 deaths. With this, the current active case count stands at 2525, 86 more than the previous day.

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The coronavirus pandemic first wreaked havoc in March 2020 – following this, the first lockdown was imposed. In January 2021, the vaccination drive kicked off which is on till date.India on March 4 sustained its recovery rate at 98.81 per cent and death rate 1.19 per cent as per the Government of India website.

 

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