Gujarat has reported 3,794 fresh cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours ending 5 pm on Sunday. The addition of the fresh cases has taken Gujarat’s total tally past 7.88 lakh. It is for the first time in the past 45 days that the daily surge in COVID-19 cases has declined below the 4,000-mark.
9,576 COVID-19 related deaths in Gujarat, unfortunately, 53 deaths were reported in the state in the past 24 hours. The fresh fatalities have taken Gujarat’s COVID-19 related death toll to 9,576. While seven deaths were reported from Ahmedabad, Surat also reported seven deaths. Five deaths have been reported from Vadodara, two deaths have been reported each from Amreli and Patan. Gandhinagar reported one death, Jamnagar reported four deaths and Rajkot reported four deaths. Junagarh reported two deaths. Banaskantha reported four deaths.
596 fresh cases in Ahmedabad, 445 in Surat of the 3,794 fresh cases reported on Sunday, 596 cases have been reported from Ahmedabad, 445 cases have been reported from Surat, 499 cases have been reported from Vadodara, and 76 cases have been reported from the state capital Gandhinagar.
This apart, Rajkot has reported 303 cases, Bhavnagar has reported 116 cases, Mehsana 99 cases, and Jamnagar 156 cases.
Meanwhile, Junagarh has reported 134 fresh cases of the virus, whereas the tribal district of Panchamahals has reported 105 fresh cases. Dahod has reported 36 cases, Amreli 81 cases and Kheda 85 case.
Similarly, Bharuch has reported 82 cases, Valsad has reported 44 cases, Anand 125 cases, and Patan reported 84 cases.
With the addition of the fresh cases, the total COVID-19 case tally in Ahmedabad has increased to 2.32 lakh The total tally has reached 1.38 lakh in Surat, 71,744 in Vadodara, and 19,797 in Gandhinagar.
7.03 lakh COVID-19 patients discharged so far according to the health department, there are over 75,134 active cases of the virus in Gujarat. Of this, 652 patients are critical and have been put on ventilator support.So far, 7.03 lakh patients have been discharged in the state after being treated for the viral infection. In fact, 8,734 patients were discharged in the past 24 hours.