COVID-19: ‘Recovery rate in national capital is 88%’ says Delhi CM
Himanshu 
Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday announced that the COVID-19 situation in the national capital has improved.
While addressing a virtual press conference, Kejriwal mentioned that the recovery rate in Delhi stands at 88 per cent. Only nine per cent of the people are ill now and two-three per cent people have died, said Kejriwal. There is a decline in the number of deaths, added the Delhi CM.
Just in: 1462 new #COVID19 cases in #Delhi, taking total number to 120107.
— The Hindu (@the_hindu) July 17, 2020
26 deaths reported today with total deaths at 3571.
1608 people recovered today taking total recoveries to 99301.
- Friday’s Heath Bulletin from Delhi Govt.
- @Jaideepdeobhanj reports
During the meeting, Kejriwal mentioned that the 'Delhi Model' of fighting coronavirus has been possible because of the support from all political parties, MLAs and MPs.
Just in: #COVID19 in #Delhi
— The Hindu (@the_hindu) July 19, 2020
1211 new positive cases in the past 24 hours taking total caseload to 122793. 31 deaths reported taking total to 3628. There are 16031 active cases in Delhi. 1860 recovered taking total recoveries to 103134
- Heath Bulletin
- @Jaideepdeobhanj reports
"I have been holding meetings with all the Delhi MLAs, MPs for the last few days. Met several MLAs in the last two days, and spoke to all MPs today. If we continue to get such cooperation, we will soon be able to defeat Corona," he had tweeted.
