Representative imageIndia's COVID-19 total surpassed the 3.03-crore mark, with 45,951 cases reported within the last 24 hours. This was according to the June 30 update from the health ministry. For the third consecutive day, new cases fell below 50,000.In the 24 hour period, 817 deaths were reported (lowest number in 81 days). According to the most recent data, there were 60,729 new recoveries during that same time period. For the 48th consecutive morning, recoveries outnumber daily new cases.According to the June 30 update of vaccination statistics, more than 33.28 million people have received vaccines in India. 36.51 lakh doses were administered as of June 29.COVID-19 Vaccine Commonly Asked Questions View More How does a vaccine function? The vaccine mimics a natural infection. A vaccine induces an immune response that protects people against future COVID-19 infections. It also builds herd immunity quickly to end the pandemic. A vaccine induces immunity in a sufficient number of people to prevent the spread of a disease. Good news is that the SARS-CoV-2 virus was relatively stable which makes it more likely that a vaccine will be developed. There are many vaccines. There are four main types of vaccines. One is a vaccine that is based on the entire virus. Two is a vaccine that uses a benign viral vector to carry the antigen of SARS.CoV. Three are nucleic-acid vaccines with genetic material such as DNA and RNA of antigens, which can be given to people, helping them decode genetic material and create the vaccine. Four, the protein subunit vaccine, where the recombinant protein of SARS.COV-2 and an adjuvant (booster, along with a booster (booster) are given as a subunit. How long does it take for a vaccine to be developed? The process of developing a vaccine is complex and long. Vaccines are not given to patients with a specific disease, but are administered to healthy people as well as to vulnerable groups such children and pregnant women. It is mandatory to undergo rigorous testing. Although five years is the fastest time to develop a vaccine, it often takes twice as long or more. See more82% of the total vaccines have been administered so far. 18% have received their second dose. Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Gujarat have administered the highest number of vaccine doses (cumulative) so far, with 3.22 crore.According to the June 30 update, India now has 5.37 million active cases. This is a drop of 15,595 cases per 24 hours. Maharashtra is home to the most active cases, with 1.20 million. Kerala has 99,635 and Karnataka has 86,020. These three states make up 57 percent all active cases in India.The most recent cases were reported in Kerala at 13,550, followed by Maharashtra (8.085), Tamil Nadu (4.512), Andhra Pradesh (3.620) and Karnataka (3.222). These five states make up 72 percent of all new cases in India.According to the June 30 update Maharashtra had the highest number of 231 deaths. Tamil Nadu (118), Kerala (104) and Karnataka (93) followed by Andhra Pradesh (41). These five states account 72 percent of all new deaths in the country.Andaman, Nicobar Islands, Dadra, and Nagar Haveli/Daman, Diu, Ladakh and Lakshadweep, Mizoram, and Nagaland reported no deaths during this period.India's total recovery is now at 2.94 crore, with a recovery rate of 96.9%. The most number of recoveries in India was 14,724 for Karnataka, followed by Maharashtra (8.623), Tamil Nadu (6.013), and Andhra Pradesh (5.757).As per the June 30 update, India's total COVID-19-related deaths now stands at 3.98 million. As per the June 30 update, the mortality rate stands at 1.3 percent. Punjab reports the highest (2.7%). More than 19 lakh daily tests were reported on June 29, with over 41.01 million tests completed to date.More than 18.25 million COVID-19 cases worldwide have been reported to date, with 39.53 thousand deaths. As of date, there are 1.14 million active cases around the globe. The US is the leader (43%) followed by India (5%)
