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Covid-19 crisis: Delhi now second worst-hit, crosses Tamil Nadu tally

Even by death count till Sunday, which stood at 2,175, Delhi is on the second spot among the list of worst-hit states.

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With over 59,000 Covid-19 cases, Delhi has now surpassed Tamil Nadu to become the second worst-hit among various states and Union territories.

Even by death count till Sunday, which stood at 2,175, Delhi is on the second spot among the list of worst-hit states. Delhi recorded 3,000 fresh coronavirus cases on Sunday, taking the tally in the city to 59,746, authorities said. The national capital had reported 3,630 fresh coronavirus cases on Saturday, the highest single-day spike here, taking the tally in the city to over 56,000-mark.

From Friday-Sunday, Delhi has registered 3,000 or more cases for three consecutive days.

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