India reported more than 13,000 fresh Covid-19 cases on Wednesday, registering a 44% sharp increase over the calculation of the previous day.
Everyday case has more than doubled in just two days at a faster growth rate than ever seen during a pandemic in the country.
At the end of Wednesday night, India has recorded 13,155 new cases during the day, with data from two countries not yet entered.
Talin on Tuesday was 9,155, which was almost 47% compared to the previous day (6,242), as a database of covid per toi.
In each of the last two days, Covid cases have increased by more than 40%.
High growth rates for two consecutive days have been unprecedented, although previous cases have surged with a higher percentage on Tuesday following adat detection on Monday due to lower testing over the weekend.
During the second wave, the highest growth rate (more than two consecutive days) was recorded on March 31 and April 1, when cases were 35% and 13.5% respectively.
The explosion of the case had suddenly and expanded because the total Covid number fell until last week.
At least 18 states and unions, spread throughout the country except northeast, have registered an increase in the case of this week compared to the appropriate days of the previous week.
An important exception to rise so far is Kerala, which reported a higher number in the first three days of the previous week.
Maharashtra recorded the highest daily leap in the case, recorded 3,900 fresh infections, almost doubled the number recorded on Tuesday (2,172).
This is the highest single-day increase in cases in the state in 110 days, Mumbai contributed 2,445 new infections on Wednesday -Bier, far, the highest daily number reported in any Indian city in the past few months.
Maharashtra also posted a covid count of the highest day for the first time since June 7 stated where the infection had surged sharply including Delhi (923 cases, up from 496 on Tuesday), Bengal (566, from 752), Karnataka (566, of 356) , Gujarat (548, from 394), Jharkhand (344, of 155) and Haryana (217, of 126).
Cases also increased in Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, Rajasthan, Telangana, Bihar, Punjab and Goa.
While the surge coincides with the emergence of the omicron variant in this country, there is no real evidence (based on study or figures) that connects both in India.
This country has so far recorded less than 1,000 omicron cases.
Meanwhile, death remained under 100 for sixth consecutive day, with 68 deaths on Wednesday.
These victims exclude old deaths added by Kerala.