Archive · 6 Jun 2025
India Reports 7 COVID-19 Deaths for Second Day in a Row
For the second day, India saw 7 people die from COVID-19.
Most of those who died were older or had other health issues.
The deaths happened in different states like Maharashtra, Delhi, and Karnataka.
Health officials say they are watching the situation closely.
They are making sure hospitals have what they need, such as beds and oxygen.
New versions of the virus might be causing the recent rise in cases.
People are reminded to take precautions.
India recorded seven COVID-19 deaths for the second consecutive day.
Maharashtra reported three deaths, while Delhi and Karnataka each had two.
Deaths in Delhi included a five-month-old child and an 87-year-old man.
Most deaths involved individuals with pre-existing health conditions.
New sub-variants of SARS-COV2 are suspected to be fueling the current surge.
- Who
- Health Ministry, Health Officials
- What
- Increase in COVID-19 deaths
- When
- Recent days
- Where
- India (Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka)
- Why
- To assess readiness and response to rising COVID-19 cases, and emergence of new sub-variants.
- COVID-19 Deaths in 24 Hours
- 7
- Total COVID-19 Deaths This Year
- 51
- Highest Deaths by State
- Maharashtra (3)
- Total COVID-19 Cases
- 4,866
