New Delhi: The fresh Covid-19 case remains above 20,000 for the third day that runs in Kerala while Maharashtra counts reaches 6,000 for the first time in five days even when everyday case in India continues to decline marginally while staying close to 35,000.
India has seen Covid cases of good everyday, although it hurts painfully in August after a surge in the last week of July.
The average roll of seven days of everyday case, which has increased to 40,832 on August 1, reaching 37,719 on August 11 (Wednesday), the lowest since July 25.
India is likely to record the second day of 40,000-plus new cases.
After logging 41,649 on Wednesday, everyday case on Thursday stands at 39,248, with updates from Manipur, Tripura and Jharkhand still waiting.
Three countries jointly reported more than 850 cases the previous day.
Kerala recorded 21,445 Fre-SH infections, continued to take into account more than 50% of all new cases in this country.
The state reported a 14.73% test of the test, up from 14.49% on Wednesday, indicating that the virus continued to rage in the region.
While Karnataka reported 1,857 new cases, the highest number in the state came from Dakshina Kannada District which borders Kerala.
Maharashtra recorded 6,388 new cases, a daily calculation that has crossed 6,000 for the first time since August 7.
The state also recorded more than 200 deaths (208) for the first time in August.
Spurt in the fatality took Covid victims that day in the country to 570, the highest in six days.
Kerala recorded 160 deaths, followed by 67 in Odisha, 33 in Tamil Nadu and 30 in Karnataka.