Haryana second in recovery rate, Delhi on top

Of 40,843 Covid patients in Haryana, 34,031 discharged

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Updated At : 12:00 PM Aug 11, 2020 IST

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With a recovery rate of 83.3 per cent, Haryana stands second after Delhi (89.8 per cent) in terms of people recovering from Covid. Jammu and Kashmir has a recovery rate of 68.3 per cent, Punjab 64.9 per cent, Himachal Pradesh 63.8 per cent and Chandigarh 61.2 per cent. In terms of active cases per million population, Haryana (250) is placed second in the region after Himachal Pradesh (170). Delhi has 635 active cases per million, Punjab 270 and Chandigarh the maximum of 635.

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