Gujarat's tally of COVID-19 cases rose to 1,65,233 on Friday with 1,112 more persons testing positive for the infection, the state health department said. With the death of 6 more patients, the fatalities increased to 3,676, it said.The number of active cases of the coronavirus is below 14000. The state has in all recorded 13,985 active cases of which 69 are on ventilator support. At the same time, 1,264 patients were discharged from hospitals in the last 24 hours, taking the total number of recovered cases in the state to 1,47,572, the department said in a release here. The state's recovery rate stood at 89.31 percent, it said. As many as 52,946 tests were conducted for coronavirus in the state in a day at a rate of 814.57 tests per day per million population, the department said. With this, the total number of samples tested in the state rose to 56,38,392. Gujarat COVID-19 figures are as follows: Positive cases 1,65,233, new cases 1,112, deaths 3,676, discharged 1,47,572, active cases 13,985, people tested so far 56,38,392.

Gujarat's tally of COVID-19 cases rose to 1,65,233 on Friday with 1,112 more persons testing positive for the infection, the state health department said. With the death of 6 more patients, the fatalities increased to 3,676, it said.The number of active cases of the coronavirus is below 14000. The state has in all recorded 13,985 active cases of which 69 are on ventilator support. At the same time, 1,264 patients were discharged from hospitals in the last 24 hours, taking the total number of recovered cases in the state to 1,47,572, the department said in a release here. The state's recovery rate stood at 89.31 percent, it said. As many as 52,946 tests were conducted for coronavirus in the state in a day at a rate of 814.57 tests per day per million population, the department said. With this, the total number of samples tested in the state rose to 56,38,392. Gujarat COVID-19 figures are as follows: Positive cases 1,65,233, new cases 1,112, deaths 3,676, discharged 1,47,572, active cases 13,985, people tested so far 56,38,392.