COVID-19 Cases In India Climb To 6,491, No Deaths In Past 24 Hours

2025-06-09 03:10:03

(MENAFN- Live Mint) COVID-19 cases in India, June 9 : As of 8 am on Monday, June 9, the total number of active coronavirus cases in India was reported to be 6,491 (from January 2025), according to data from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare's (MoH&FW) daily COVID-19 bulletin.

The active case tally of the country has increased by 358 since yesterday.

According to the ministry's data, Kerala has been the most affected by COVID-19, with as many as 1,957 active cases. 7 new cases were reported in the state in 24 hours.

The national capital, Delhi , recorded 42 new cases in the last 24 hours, taking its total tally to 728.

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Kerala
Gujarat
West Bengal
Delhi
Maharashtra

Least-affected states:

Arunachal Pradesh
Mizoram
Tripura
Chandigarh
Himachal Pradesh

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The health ministry said that no Covid-related deaths were reported in India in the last 24 hours. As many as 65 Covid deaths have been recorded since January.

Since January 2025, Maharashtra has recorded the highest number of deaths - 18, followed by Kerala (15), Delhi (7), Karnataka (9), Tamil Nadu (6), Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat (2 each); and Rajasthan and West Bengal (1 each).

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The health ministry said that as many as 624 Covid patients had recovered and were discharged from hospitals in the last 24 hours.

The total number of patients discharged since January 2025 has been recorded at 6,861.

To bolster readiness, the central government has initiated mock drills across hospitals nationwide, evaluating critical resources such as oxygen supply, ventilators, and essential medicines to handle potential surges efficiently.

Officials have maintained that most cases are mild and managed under home care.

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