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India Posts Lowest Daily New Covid-19 Cases In Three Months

Oct 20, 2020 | Pratirodh Bureau

FILE PHOTO: People wearing protective masks wait at a bus stop amidst the spread of the coronavirus disease in Mumbai on October 20, 2020

India posted its lowest daily coronavirus caseload in nearly three months, data from the Health Ministry showed on Tuesday, as new cases maintained decreasing trend from a peak in September.

The country reported 46,790 new infections in the last 24 hours, taking its tally to nearly 7.6 million – the second highest behind the United States. It also reported 587 deaths, taking the total to 115,197.

Experts have warned that infections could rise in India as the holiday season nears, with celebrations for the festivals of Durga Puja and Diwali due this month and in mid-November, respectively.

Meanwhile, Oxford University researchers have found that young, healthy adults with COVID-19 who do not require hospitalisation are still at risk for long-term health problems. They studied 201 recovering UK patients with an average age of 44, more than 90% of whom did not have risk factors such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or heart disease. Only 18% had been sick enough to be hospitalised.

At an average of 140 days after their symptoms began, 98% were still fatigued, 92% had heart and lung symptoms, 88% had muscle aches, 87% had breathlessness, 83% headaches, and 73% gastrointestinal symptoms. Organ damage was more common among those who had been hospitalised.

The researchers say their study, posted on Friday on the website medRxiv ahead of peer review, cannot prove the virus caused these later issues. But it does suggest long-term monitoring of organ function will be necessary even in relatively low-risk patients.

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