Indonesia has replaced India as a country that recorded the highest number of Covid-19 cases in the world after Brazil, with rotating infections in Southeast Asian countries by 45% over the past seven days, the report in the seven days ended Wednesday, Indonesia recorded more than 2.9 The new Coronavirus case lakh, overtaking the india calculation of nearly 2.8 lakh, according to the website worldometers.info.
The count of the case of seven Days India has dropped 7% compared to the previous week.
With cases of rising sharply because of the variant, Indonesia seems to be following Brazil as a nation that reported the highest number of cases.
Brazil has logged in more than 3 lakh cases in the last seven days, fell 14% for a week before.
Globally, the case has increased since June 21, when the average seven days of everyday cases stood at nearly 3.9 lakh.
On Wednesday (July 14), on average seven global days have increased to more than 4.7 lakh, according to worldometers.info.
Meanwhile, on average seven days of everyday cases in India fell below the 40,000 mark for the first time since March 22.
While the case continued to decline in the country, the level of fall had slowed over the past two weeks.
It took 18 days to fall from 50,000 to below 40,000.
The previous decline of 10,000 cases had been taken only one week.
On Thursday, India reported 39,217 new cases, down from 41,816 which was reported the previous day.
Kerala (13,773 new cases) and several northeastern states, such as Manipur (1,039), Arunachal Pradesh (465) and Mizoram (581), continued to record a surge in cases.
However, Maharashtra showed signs of decreasing infection, with 8,010 fresh cases on Thursday, a drop of more than 1,000 compared to the count last Thursday (9,114).
However, the state, like Kerala, continues to record more new cases than recovery.
Cases now fall more solid in Odisha and Assam, two other states where infections declined at a very slow speed until recently.
Weekly case: India in 3rd place as the Indonesian log rises in infection
