New Delhi: The case continues to grow exponentially as a daily calculation across 90,000 marks on Wednesday.
When submitting a story, 90,793 cases have been reported while the numbers of Tripura and Sikkim are still awaited.
At 90,000 cases, Wednesday’s surge compared to the previous day will be 56.6% (the current case is 56.6% higher than 57,973 cases reported yesterday).
It’s a little higher than the daily surge of Tuesday 56.2% compared to Monday.
So far since the beginning of the pandemic, there were no two consecutive days reported more than 50% of cases compared to new cases reported the previous day.
Even in the absolute term, the daily case reported on Wednesday saw an increase of 33,000 compared to those reported on Tuesday.
This is an increase in the third highest single-day case.
The type of absolute nail was previously seen during the second wave peak.
On Wednesday, the count of Mumbai was 15,014, which was 56.6% of the total Tally Maharashtra on Wednesday.
Likewise the case of Chennai (2,481) reported 51.0% of the total TNOST on Wednesday.
The calculation of Kolkata 6,170 cases is 44% of Western Bengal and Bengaluru Urban (3,605 cases) contributed 84.9% of reported cases from Karnataka.
Together with five Metros Big Metros, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata and Bengaluru reported 37,935 cases, which were around 42% of the total cases of the country.
Maharashtra continues to lead with 26,538 cases.
It was followed by West Bengal where 14,022 were tested positively.
Delhi is the third region that reported more than 10,000 cases.
The dead daily victim who had crossed 100 on Tuesday fell below that level.
Wednesday saw 95 deaths – lower than 112 deaths the previous day.