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Covid Cases Cross 3K, 26 Deaths; Kerala, Maha, Delhi Driving the Surge

The New Indian Express Bhubaneswar

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June 01, 2025

COVID-19 cases have crossed 3,000 in the country, with Kerala, Maharashtra, and Delhi continuing to be the top contributors, government data shows.

- Kavita Bajeli-Datt @ New Delhi

As of May 31, 3,395 active cases were reported in the country, 2,385 more than on May 19.

As many as 26 deaths were reported on Saturday, according to Krishna Prasad, a health data analyst.

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