Coronavirus India Tracker LIVE: Total Cases Rise to 11,438 With 377 Deaths; Meghalaya's 1st Patient Dies

The coronavirus pandemic has spread across the world, having infected 1,981,239 people and caused the deaths of 126,681 people around the globe, according to the John Hopkins University Tracker.

In India too, the number of total cases has risen to 11,438 with 377 casualties. The total active cases stand 9,756, while the recoveries are at 1,305.

Here Are The Latest Updates On the Coronavirus Epidemic in India:

* The Centre on Wednesday revised guidelines for Phase 2 of the coronavirus lockdown, giving some relief to agricultural activities and industries in rural areas. However, all kinds of travel is restricted till May 3. Read the full guidelines here.

* Five more persons tested positive to coronavirus in Dharavi, taking the total number of such cases in Mumbai's slum area to 60, a senior civic official said on Wednesday.

* The lone coronavirus patient in Meghalaya died on Wednesday morning, Chief Minister Conrad Sangma said.

* A 69-year-old man from Chikkaballapura became the eleventh COVID-19 related fatality in Karnataka taking the toll in the state to 11, state Health Minister B Sriramulu said on Wedneday.

* Rajasthan recorded 29 more cases of coronavirus on Wednesday, taking the tally in the state to 1,034, an official said. The virus has so far claimed 11 lives in the state.

* The total number of coronavirus cases in Gujarat rose to 695 as 56 more people were found infected with the disease on Wednesday, the health department said.

* The wife of a coronavirus patient tested positive for the disease in Assam on Wednesday, taking the tally in the state to 32, Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said.

* Coronavirus cases in Haryana rose to 190 on Wednesday, with six more persons testing positive for infection in various parts of the state.

* As many as 24 deaths have been reported since Tuesday evening, of which 18 were reported from Maharashtra, two each from Delhi and Gujarat, one each from Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

* Of the total 377 deaths, Maharashtra tops the tally with 178 deaths, followed by Madhya Pradesh at 50, Delhi at 30, Gujarat at 28 and Telangana at 17.

* According to the ministry's data updated in the morning, the highest number of confirmed cases in the country are from Maharashtra at 2,687 followed by Delhi at 1,561 and Tamil Nadu at 1,204.