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Data | Which States recorded the most coronavirus cases, deaths, and the best testing rates?

Updated - December 03, 2021 06:38 am IST

Published - March 31, 2020 01:00 am IST

A look at the case progression, deaths and tests performed across States even as the number of confirmed cases country-wide breaches the 1,200 mark

A doctor uses a thermal-screening device on a police officer in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

On Monday, the number of COVID-19 cases crossed the 1,200 mark in India. Kerala recorded the most cases, followed closely by Maharashtra, which recorded the most COVID-19 deaths.

Apart from these two States, the case progression in Tamil Nadu and Gujarat were notably rapid. Kerala’s rate of testing was the highest and Jharkhand’s the lowest.

Case progression

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The chart shows the day-wise progression of COVID-19 cases since the 10th case in each State. Of 37 States/U.T.s, 17 have registered at least 10 cases.

Rising cases

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Death count

The chart shows the day-wise progression of COVID-19 deaths since the first death in each State.

COVID-19 death toll across States

 

While Maharashtra recorded the highest number of deaths (8), Gujarat recorded the fastest rise (5 deaths in 8 days).

Testing time

The chart plots the tests done per million population against the percentage of positive cases among those tested for each State.

Tests per million x positive samples

Also read: Data | To reduce coronavirus spread, India needs to test more, lockdown notwithstanding

Testing rates

The table compares the tests per million population in select States over a week. While Kerala’s testing rate grew from 113.8 to 188.7 per million people, others lagged behind.

Progression of testing rate

 

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