India's worst-hit coronavirus COVID-19 districts; list here

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New Delhi: India has been under complete lockdown since March 24 midnight for three weeks to stop the coronavirus COVID-19 from spreading. Even though the population of over 130-crore has been restricted to their homes for 13 days now, the last week has seen a surge in the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, coronavirus has infected 4,067 people as of 9 am IST on Monday (April 6, 2020). The virus, first reported in China's Wuhan in December 2019, has taken over 109 Indian lives.

India's confirmed coronavirus cases jumped from 1,834 on April 1 to 4,067 by 9 AM on April 6 whereas the death toll increased from 41 on April 1 to 109 by the morning of April 6. 

According to the Health Ministry, 63 per cent of the deaths have been reported among people over 60 years age, 30 per cent in age bracket of 40 to 60 years and 7 per cent victims were below 40 years age.

We have compiled here the list of the total COVID-19 cases in India till 9 AM on April 6 and the 20 worst-hit coronavirus districts across the country.

DATE	TOTAL CONFIRMED CASES	DEATHS
April 1	1,834	41
April 2	2,069	53
April 3	2,547	62
April 4	3,072	75
April 5	3,577	83
April 6	4,067	109

Districts with most COVID-19 cases

Serial No.	STATE/UT	DISTRICT	CASES
1	Delhi	South Delhi	320
2	Maharashtra	Mumbai	298
3	Kerala	Kasaragod	136
4	Telangana	Hyderabad	113
5	Madhya Pradesh	Indore	110
6	Tamil Nadu	Chennai	81
7	Maharashtra	Pune	62
8	Uttar Pradesh	Gautam Budh Nagar	55
9	Rajasthan	Jaipur	54
10	Gujarat	Ahmedabad	53
11	Telangana	Yadadri	52
12	Kerala	Kannur	52
13	Uttar Pradesh	Agra	44
14	Tamil Nadu	Dindigul	43
15	Tamil Nadu	Tirunelveli	36
16	Karnataka	Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike	33
17	Tamil Nadu	Erode	32
18	Andhra Pradesh	Nellore	32
19	Andhra Pradesh	Guntur	30
20	West Bengal	Kolkata	29

21	Haryana	Gurgaon	29
22	Tamil Nadu	Coimbatore	29
23	Jammu and Kashmir	Srinagar	28
24	Andhra Pradesh	Krishna	27
25	Karnataka	Mysuru	27
26	Rajasthan	Bhilwara	27
27	Rajasthan	Evacuees from Iran	27
28	Delhi	Shahdara	26
29	Delhi	South-east	26
30	Uttar Pradesh	Meerut	25
31	Kerala	Ernakulam	24
32	Maharashtra	Sangli	24
33	Andhra Pradesh	Kadapa	23
34	Delhi	West Delhi	23
35	Maharashtra	Thane	23
36	Telangana	Warangal	22
37	Karnataka	Bengaluru	22
38	Tamil Nadu	Namakkal	21
39	Tamil Nadu	Theni	21
40	Andhra Pradesh	Prakasam	21
41	Maharashtra	Mumbai Sub Urban	21
42	Tamil Nadu	Karur	20
43	Delhi	North Delhi	19
44	Madhya Pradesh	Bhopal	19
45	Punjab	Nawanshahr (SBS Nagar)	19
46	Telangana	Nizamabad	18
47	Chandigarh	Chandigarh	18
48	Delhi	Central Delhi	18
49	Maharashtra	Nagpur	18
50	Tamil Nadu	Chengalpattu	18
51	Telangana	Karimnagar	17
52	Delhi	New Delhi	17
53	Jammu and Kashmir	Bandipora	17
54	Maharashtra	Ahmednagar	17
55	Rajasthan	Jodhpur	17
56	Telangana	Hyderabad Rural (Ranga Reddy)	16
57	Delhi	East Delhi	16
58	Delhi	South-west Delhi	16
59	Rajasthan	Tonk	16
60	Tamil Nadu	Madurai	15
61	Telangana	Medchal	15
62	Andhra Pradesh	Visakhapatnam	15

While 4,067 people have been infected with the coronavirus in the world's second-most populous country, around 291 people have also been cured/discharged.

Earlier on Monday, AIIMS Director Dr Randeep Guleria while talking to Zee Media expressed concern over the rising cases of COVID-19 in India and indicated that the nation-wide lockdown may continue in hotspots of the deadly virus. 

Dr Guleria also said that the coronavirus cases have increased in the hotspot and the need of the hour is to confine it to these places only and efforts should be taken contain the deadly virus from growing in other parts of the country.