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Corona-affected 6 million in India, may increase in winter

International Desk: The number of coronavirus infections in India has crossed 6 million. The country, which is waiting for a possible second wave in winter, is now the second most affected country in the world by the epidemic.

On Thursday (October 29), 49,081 people were newly infected with the virus in 24 hours. The total number of victims in the South Asian country is now 80 lakh 40 thousand 203 people. And 12 thousand 526 people have died.

According to official figures, this information was found in the news of Al Jazeera. India is the second most populous country in the world with a population of 1.3 billion. Their position is second only to that of the United States in the number of victims.

So far, 69 million Americans have been infected with the highly contagious disease. The situation in India has been deteriorating since the number of victims peaked last September.

However, the number of deaths is less than the number of victims. In the last one day, 517 people have died of the virus.

In a recent speech, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on the people to take necessary precautionary measures as he became indifferent to Corona.

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