© Reuters/HEMANSHI KAMANI a woman and her son walk past a graffiti on a road, amidst the coronavirus disorder (COVID-19) pandemic, in Mumbai MUMBAI (Reuters) - India on Sunday mentioned its maximum single-day COVID-19 deaths given that July after two states revised their dying tolls.
The eastern state of Bihar introduced 2,426 unrecorded deaths while the southern state of Kerala introduced 263 deaths to their tallies on Sunday, a federal health ministry spokesperson advised Reuters.
The revised figures took single-day deaths to 2,796, the maximum given that July 21, in accordance with a Reuters tally.
A devastating 2nd wave in March and April this year noticed thousands of deaths and hundreds of thousands affected.
Indian states have continued so as to add unreported COVID-19 deaths in recent months, lending weight to a couple clinical experts' opinions that such deaths are a good deal higher than the said variety of 473,326.
(Reporting via Shilpa Jamkhandikar in Mumbai; modifying through Kim Coghill)
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