Active Cases in Karnataka

Total active COVID-19 cases for all over Karnataka and each districts are plotted. Along with the active cases, increase in cases and daily new cases are considered.

Total Active Cases in Karnataka

The plot illustrates the trend of active COVID-19 cases over time. The x-axis represents the dates, providing a chronological timeline, while the y-axis indicates the number of active cases. This plot allows viewers to observe how the number of active COVID-19 cases has fluctuated during the pandemic, highlighting periods of surge and decline. It serves as a valuable tool for understanding the dynamic nature of the outbreak in Karnataka.

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District wise Active Cases in Karnataka

The plots present the progression of active COVID-19 cases across various districts over time. The x-axis marks the dates, showing the timeline of the pandemic, while the y-axis displays the number of active cases. This plot provides a comparative view of how different states have experienced and managed the spread of COVID-19. Click here to see the graphs for all districts.

Increase in Cases for Districts in Karnataka

The plot showcases the daily or periodic rise in COVID-19 cases across different districts in Karnataka. The x-axis represents the dates, offering a temporal perspective, while the y-axis depicts the number of new cases reported. To see plots without total increased cases in Karnataka, If you want to see the graph without total cases click here: gif and html.

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Daily New Cases

The plot showcases the number of new COVID-19 cases reported each day over a specified period. The x-axis represents the dates, providing a sequential timeline, while the y-axis indicates the number of new cases. This plot is crucial for understanding the day-to-day changes in the spread of the virus, identifying trends, and pinpointing spikes in infection rates. By examining this data, one can gauge the impact of public health measures, detect emerging hotspots, and make informed decisions regarding the management and mitigation of the pandemic.

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