1. COVID19 new case count increased by 5.7% to hit the highest ever daily count of 24,018 on 4th July with 7-days and 14-days averages of 20,617 and 18,1875 respectively. A conclusive trend reversal is still elusive. Proactive measures by states can only help to control the spread.
2. Daily growth rate of the active cases increased to 3.66% with a 7 days growth rate to 2.73% on 4th July. The daily and 7-days growth must fall to flatten the swelling corona curve.
1. COVID19 new case count increased by 3.5% to hit the highest ever daily count of 22,721 on 3rd July with 7-days and 14-days averages of 20,063 and 18,147 respectively. A conclusive trend reversal is still elusive. Proactive measures by states can only help to control the spread.
2. Daily growth rate of the active cases decreased to 3.43% with a 7 days growth rate to 2.61% on 3rd July. The daily and 7-days growth must fall to flatten the swelling corona curve.
A few observations from 30th June 2020 (National Data) on coronavirus pandemic:-
1. COVID19 new case count decreased by 4.5% to 17,876 on 30th June with 7-days and 14-days averages of 18,525 and 16,585 respectively. A conclusive change in the reversal of the trend before the 3rd week of July 2020 looks distant. States can control the spread with strict lockdown in the containment zones. The very high increases in the daily counts in the last few days are temporary and will settle soon.
A few observations from 29th June 2020 (National Data) on coronavirus pandemic:-
1. COVID19 new case count decreased by 6.5% to 18,339 on 29th June with 7-days and 14-days averages of 18,153 and 16,033 respectively. A conclusive change in the reversal of the trend before the 3rd week of July 2020 looks distant. States can control the spread with strict lockdown in the containment zones. The very high increases in the daily counts in the last few days are temporary and will settle soon.
A few observations from 28th June 2020 (National Data) on coronavirus pandemic:-
1. COVID19 new case count decreased by more than 2% to 19,610 on 28th June with 7-days and 14-days averages of 17,471 and 15,171 respectively. A conclusive change in the reversal of the trend before the 3rd week of July 2020 looks distant. States can control the spread with strict lockdown in the containment zones. The very high increases in the daily counts in the last few days are temporary and will settle soon.
A few observations from 27th June 2020 (National Data) on coronavirus pandemic:-
1. COVID19 new case count increased by 10.3% to hit the highest ever daily count of 20,132 on 27th June with 7-days and 14-days averages of 16,832 and 14,853 respectively. A conclusive change in the reversal of the trend before the 3rd week of July 2020 looks distant. States can control the spread with strict lockdown in the containment zones. The very high increases in the daily counts in the last few days are temporary and will settle soon.
A few observations from 26th June 2020 (National Data) on coronavirus pandemic:-
1. COVID19 new case count increased to hit the highest ever daily count at 18,256 on 26th June 2020 with 7-days and 14-days averages of 16,230 and 14,275 respectively. A conclusive change in the reversal of the trend before the 3rd week of July 2020 looks distant. The coronavirus has reached the unaffected rural districts but the numbers of positive are active cases in these rural districts are falling sharply. In specific areas of Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai, community transmission is an unfortunate reality now. States can control the spread with strict lockdown in the containment zones to stop the community spread and break the chain. Very high increases in the daily counts in the last few days are temporary. Any conclusive decline before the third week of July looks distant.
A few observations from 25th June 2020 (National Data) on coronavirus pandemic:-
1. COVID19 new case count increased by more than 7.8% to hit the highest ever daily count at 18,185 on 25th June 2020 with 7-days and 14-days averages of 15,726 and 13,777 respectively. A conclusive change in the reversal of the trend before the 3rd week of July 2020 looks distant. The coronavirus has reached the unaffected rural districts but the numbers of positive are active cases in these rural districts are falling sharply. In specific areas of Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai, community transmission is an unfortunate reality now. States can control the spread with strict lockdown in the hotspots irrespective of the economic costs to stop the community transmission and break the chain. These very high increases in the daily counts are temporary. It will be witnessed for a few days more because of a significant increase in testing. After that it will hover around 15,000 for some time with 10% of upward/downward correction before it conclusively starts falling in the third week of July.
A few observations from 24th June 2020 (National Data) on coronavirus pandemic:-
1. COVID19 new case count increased by more than 7.7% to 16,868 on 24th June 2020 with 7-days and 14-days averages of 15,103 and 13,274 respectively. A conclusive change in the reversal of the trend before the 3rd week of July 2020 looks distant. The coronavirus has reached the unaffected rural districts but the numbers of positive are active cases in these rural districts are falling sharply. In specific areas of Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai, community transmission is an unfortunate reality now. States can control the spread with strict lockdown in the hotspots irrespective of the economic costs to stop the community transmission and break the chain. Daily count has reached its peak in India at 15,000. Daily count will hover around 15,000 with 10% of upward/downward correction for around one month before it conclusively starts falling in the third week of July.
A few observations from 23rd June 2020 (National Data) on coronavirus pandemic:-
1. COVID19 new case count increased by more than 15.4% to 15,653 on 23rd June 2020 with 7-days and 14-days averages of 14,565 and 12,865 respectively. A conclusive change in the reversal of the trend before the 3rd week of July 2020 looks distant. The coronavirus has reached the unaffected rural districts but the numbers of positive are active cases in these rural districts are falling sharply. In specific areas of Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai, community transmission is an unfortunate reality now. States can control the spread with strict lockdown in the hotspots irrespective of the economic costs to stop the community transmission and break the chain. Daily count has reached its peak in India at 15,000. Daily count will hover around 15,000 with 10% of upward/downward correction for around one month before it conclusively starts falling in the third week of July.
