City Wise Coronavirus(COVID-19) Statistics

District wise details of Positive cases of Covid19 for Uttarakhand, india

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Uttarakhand Covid-19 Cases

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Active - 4,658

Confirmed - 72,642

Deaths - 1,185
Cured/Discharged/Migrated - 66,799
#DistrictActiveConfirmedDeathCure
Dehradun 1,452 20,583 655 18,259
Haridwar 534 11,914 133 11,175
Udham Singh Nagar 296 10,182 103 9,677
Nainital 438 8,372 167 7,723
Pauri Garhwal 407 4,030 43 3,556
Tehri Garhwal 227 3,492 9 3,217
Uttarkashi 141 2,973 12 2,764
Chamoli 316 2,554 9 2,197
Almora 157 2,258 13 2,048
Pithoragarh 308 2,054 19 1,727
Rudraprayag 150 1,806 7 1,643
Champawat 101 1,294 6 1,171
Bageshwar 131 1,130 9 990

As of Thu Nov 26 2020 09:35:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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