Chandigarh / Shimla: The northern state of Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh reported 120 new Covid-19 cases on Sunday along with nine deaths.
Six deaths and 54 cases were in Punjab.
The state death toll reached 16,266 and the total number of cases moved to 5,98,794.
The state only vaccinated 25,911 people on Sunday and received two new cases of Musormycosis, took the calculation to 659 and the death toll became 51.
The state had 699 active cases of Covid-19 and tested 34,343 other.
Also, 117 patients recovered and the level of participants reached 0.16%.
Haryana reported 22 new cases, in addition to two deaths and 45 recovery.
Also, 20 of the 22 regencies reported no death and 13 did not have a new case.
Hisar and Bhiwani each lose the patient.
The state was vaccinated by 40,877 people, where 25,525 got the first dose, while 15,352 received the second.
The overall coverage reaches 1,10,19,660.
The overall Covid calculation of 7.69.739 includes 7.59,405 recovery, 9,619 deaths, and 715 active cases, including 171 in home isolation.
The covid front rate of the day was 0.09%, while the second wavepiece level fell to 9.90%.
Gurgaon reported seven of the highest cases, followed by three each in Palwal and Faridabad districts.
Two of each in Karnal, Rohtak, and Yamunanagar, and each one in Hisar, Panipat, and Sanda.
The recovery rate increased to 98.66%, while the cumulative fatality rate was stable at 1.25%.
Also, the 21,248 day test took the test level to 4,23,141 per million, while the overall test score reached 1,07,26,632.
Himachal Pradesh reported one death, 44 fresh cases, and 133 recovery.
Tally overall 2.05.061 includes 841 active cases, 2.00,704 recovery and 3,498 deaths.
New positive cases include 13 of Chamba Regency, followed by eight of the baths, seven of Shimla, six of Kangra, four of KAL each of the Bilalaspur and Solan, and one from Kinnaur and Una.
Chamba Regency records 34 recovery, followed by Shimla (28), Kangra (20), Bath (17), Hamirpur (10), Bilaspur (8), Kullu (6), Solan (4 each), and Kinnaur (2 ), and kinnaur (2)).