A new study has study that daily deaths in COVID -19 India could peak at 5,600 on May 10

COVID -19 cases India increases 5600,New Study (IHME) Published

                              

File Photo:Corona virus( COVID -19)The case scenario envisages around 729,000 cumulative deaths caused by coronavirus disease on August 1, 2021

A new study has study that daily deaths in COVID -19 India  could peak at 5,600 on May 10, and that another 329,000 deaths are estimated between April 12 and August 1. 

It was conducted by the University of Washington's Institute of Health Metrics and Assessment (IHME), which published a summary on April 15 assessing the dire situation in the country and forecasting around 665,000 deaths for August this year. 

                              

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The case scenario envisages around 729,000 cumulative deaths caused by coronavirus disease on August 1, 2021. However, the study also suggested that universal mask coverage (95 percent), if achieved next week, could save around 70,000 accumulated lives in the reference case scenario. 

By August this year, according to the study, which is estimated to have more than 700 million people vaccinated by Augus, around 85,000 lives will be saved if the Covid-19 vaccine is expected to be introduced. According to the study, Covid-19 is the fifth leading cause of death in the country this week.

 This is based on the estimate that in the past week, daily deaths rose to an average of 1,500 per day, as opposed to 970 deaths. The infection detection rate in the country was eight percent, and the study estimates that as of April 12, nearly 24 percent of the country's population was infected. 

Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra and Punjab. According to the Union Ministry of Health, the daily mortality rate has the highest death rate of more than 4 per million, according to the study, according to the Union Ministry of Health.

 Coronavirus disease (Covid-19) amid severe oxygen supply shortages.The seemingly contagious second wave brought the country's Covid-19 positivity rate in the first weeks of February from under 1.50 percent to 15.37 percent. were reported in the past 24 hours, health ministry data showed Saturday morning.