Chandigarh / Shimla: In the new Covid-19 infection after a long time after a long time, Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh reported 369 cases on Wednesday.
Punjab and Himachal also reported their respective deaths, while Haryana reported a fresh omicron case during the day.
Haryana reported 217 new cases and one omicron case.
Although there was no death because Covid was reported, the amount of recovery was low compared to new cases.
The recovery rate in the country now stands at 98.
59%.
Limiting Delhi, which has enacted a very strict sidewalk to prevent the spread of Covid, Gurgaon registered the highest number of cases in Haryana AT151, Faridabad reported 30, Ambala and Panchkula seven, Yamunanagar and Karip and Panipat and Karnal, Rohtak, Jind, and respectively -Masing Charchi Dadri.
Haryana currently has 803 active cases.
The state has 16 omicron cases, including 7 active.
After Haryana last week announced that a person who was fully vaccinated would be allowed to enter offices and public places from January 1, the state had seen an increase in the number of daily vaccinations.
More than 3.
3 lakh people got a vaccine on Wednesday.
Punjab enrolled one Covid death in Gurdaspur and recorded 100 new positive cases, almost after three months.
Until now, it only recorded an Omicron case at Nawanshahr.
The patient has landed in Amritsar from Spain in December 4.
The total number of positive Covid-19 cases in this country has now reached 6.04.428 and 16,644 people who died because of the deadly virus to date in the state.
After data reconciliation, the Ministry of Health changed the results of one old debit case in Bathinda to death.
A total of 62,197 people were vaccinated in Punjab on Wednesday, where 15,087 got the first dose and 43.110 got a second vaccine shot.
There were 449 active cases that day and a total of 16,174 tests for Covid-19 were carried out.
Punjab’s front level is recorded at 0.
62%.
Himachal reported a Covid death from Chamba Regency and 52 positive cases, while 18 patients recovered during the day.