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While more than 50,000 new cases of coronavirus infections are still being detected across the country every day, almost 90 per cent of the over 650 districts for which data are available, are now in a phase of steady decline.
In the week from June 12 to June 19, only 70 districts in the country saw an increase in the numbers of active cases. The increase in active cases was more than 100 in just 27 of these districts. In 18 districts, the rise was in single digits.
However, the rise in active cases in West Bengal has not been due to detection of more cases. The new detections have been falling consistently, and these days, the state has been reporting less than 3,000 infections a day. But in the last one week, the number of people who are being declared as recovered has gone down even more sharply, leading to a rise in the active cases. On Saturday, for example, 2,486 new infections were reported in the state, while only 2,100 people were declared to have recovered.
Manipur and Mizoram are the only other states to have seen a rise in active cases in the last one week, but in both these states, the number is well within 1,000.
There are six districts in Maharashtra which have seen a rise in active cases in the last one week — Mumbai, Palghar, Buldhana, Sangli, Aurangabad, and Parbhani. Mumbai, which has 21,000 active cases right now, saw an increase of 777 in the last one week.
In West Bengal, Kolkata, East Medinipur and North 24 Paragnas have registered the biggest rise in active cases.
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