India’s diagnosis is slowing down, the death rate remains high, and more than 4,000 people are still not treated in a single day.

The outbreak of Wuhan pneumonia (novel coronavirus disease, COVID-19) in India continues to spread, with a high mortality rate despite a downward trend in the number of confirmed cases per day, with 4,454 more people dying in the past 24 hours and 300,000 deaths.

According to Reuters, India has added 222,315 confirmed cases in the past 24 hours, with the cumulative number of confirmed cases reaching 26.75 million. Despite the gradual slowdown in the number of confirmed cases, the mortality rate of local patients remains high, with another 4525 people not treated, and the number of deaths breaking 4,000 in the past 24 hours, with 4,454 people not treated, and the cumulative number of deaths breaking 300,000, coming to 303,720 deaths.

India broke 300,000 deaths, second only to the United States 589,000 and Brazil 448,000, but the United States epidemic gradually slowed down, a single day of new confirmed cases less than 30,000, which is the first time since June last year, and its single-day death cases also fell to the lowest since last summer.