India reports 347 new COVID-19 cases

Xinhua
25 Nov 2022, 16:30 GMT+10

NEW DELHI, Nov. 25 (Xinhua) -- India's daily COVID-19 caseload recorded on Friday decreased to 347 from 408 on the previous day, officials said.

According to federal health ministry data released on Friday morning, the active caseload currently stands at 5,516 in the South Asian country.

The country also logged three more COVID-19-related deaths, bringing the overall death toll to 530,604 since the beginning of the pandemic, the ministry said.

According to the health ministry, a total of 44,134,710 people have been cured and discharged from hospitals in India.

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