Bengaluru: The number of people undergoing treatment for Covid-19 in Karnataka has dipped below 20,000 for the first time in about 150 days because fresh infections remain below 2,000.
The active case was last lower than 20,000 on March 26 (19,553).
The new Covid-19 case began to increase in the last week of March and subsequently, active cases were also barbed, violating some unwanted milestones in April.
At the end of the month, the active case stood at 3.8 lakh in the state and immediately rose to 4 lakh.
The figure crossed a 5-lakh sign and touched 6 lakh on May 16, when the second wave was at the peak.
Active cases began to decrease in the last two weeks of May because more patients recovered and dismissed.
The state ended may be a little more than 3 active lakh cases, which fell to 76,505 on June 30 and only 23,796 on July 30.
After becoming a country with the highest Covid-19 case for most of the second wave, the active infection of Karnataka remained stagnant in August and ended under 20,000 on August 24 (19,784).
On Friday night (August 27), the figure reached 18,970.
Repairs in July put Karnataka in fourth place as far as active cases left.
Although there was a decrease in absolute numbers, he again sneaked into third place because the release had more new cases consistently in several other states.
Kerala sustained a graph, followed by Maharashtra, while Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh each finished fourth and fifth.
The five countries together have around 55 percent – 1.4 crore 3.2 crore – from total infection.
They contributed 84 percent of the 3.5 lakh active cases on August 27.
In Karnataka, Bengaluru Urban continues to become the worst affected district, an accounting of around 39 percent (7,341) active cases.
Dakshina Kannada with 14 percent (2,675) and udupi with around 9 percent (1,687) each occupies the second and third point.
Hassan (6 percent or 1,130) and MySuru (5 percent or 994) also reported a large number of active cases.
The fifth of this district has 73 percent (13,827) of the total active case in the state.
On August 27, the total recovery of Karnataka stood at 28.8 lakh of the total infection of 29.4 lakh, while 37,248 people had given up on Covid-19 so far.
Carnataka active coils under 20K after 150 days
