The quantity of COVID-19 cases in the nation moved to 2,902 on Saturday while the loss of life rose to 68, as per the Union Health Ministry.

The quantity of dynamic COVID-19 cases remains at 2,650, while 183 individuals were either relieved or released and one had moved to another nation, it said.

According to the service's refreshed information on coronavirus cases on Saturday morning, six crisp passings were accounted for - three from Maharahtra, two from Delhi and one from Gujarat.

Along these lines, Maharashtra has revealed the most passings (19) up until this point, trailed by Gujarat (9), Telengana (7), Madhya Pradesh (6), Delhi (6), Punjab (5), Karnataka (3), West Bengal (3), Jammu and Kashmir (2), Uttar Pradesh (2) and Kerala (2).

Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Bihar and Himachal Pradesh have detailed a demise each.

The figure of 2,902 incorporates 55 remote nationals.

The most elevated number of affirmed instances of the pandemic was accounted for from Maharashtra at 423, trailed by Tamil Nadu with 411 contaminations.

The quantity of cases in Delhi has gone up to 386, in Kerala to 295, in Rajasthan to 179 and in Uttar Pradesh to 174.

In Andhra Pradesh, cases have expanded to 161 while Telangana has 158 positive patients up until now. The cases in Karnataka have ascended to 128. Madhya Pradesh has announced 104 cases up until now, Gujarat 95 while Jammu and Kashmir has 75 positive patients up until now.

The quantity of cases has ascended to 63 in West Bengal. Punjab has detailed 53 instances of COVID-19 up until this point, trailed by Haryana with 49 cases.

Bihar has 29, Assam has 24, Chandigarh 18, Uttarakhand 16 and Ladakh has revealed 14 cases up until now.

Ten cases have been accounted for from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Chhattisgarh has nine positive patients up until this point. Goa and Himachal Pradesh have detailed six coronavirus cases each. Odisha and Puducherry have five cases each. Jhakhand and Manipur have revealed two cases each while Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh have detailed a case each.

75-year-elderly person bites the dust in Karnataka; state cost arrives at 4

Bengaluru: A 75-year-elderly person has surrendered to coronavirus in Karnataka's Bagalkote, incurring significant damage in the state to four, authorities said.

The person in question, who was a merchant and didn't have any movement history, passed on Friday.

"Truly, a demise has occurred," K Rajendra, Deputy Commissioner of Bagalkote, told PTI.

He said the casualty was not identified with Tabligh-e-Jamaat.

Police said the casualty's youngsters were additionally screened for the infection however had tried negative.

The main demise due to COVID-19 in Karnataka was accounted for in Kalaburagi, which additionally happened to be the primary passing because of the dangerous infection in the nation.

The subsequent occurrence was accounted for from Chikkaballapura and the third one occurred in Tumakuru.

So far 128 individuals have been tried constructive in the state, including the four people who kicked the bucket of this viral infection, as indicated by the authorities.