India reported 89,706 new coronavirus infections on Wednesday, taking its total caseload to 4.3 million, data from the federal health ministry showed. 

The South Asian nation has the highest number of coronavirus infections outside of the United States, reporting the largest single-day increases in cases every day for more than a month. 

It’s death rate has remained relatively low, but is starting to show signs of rising, with more than 1,000 deaths reported daily for eight days straight. 

In the last 24 hours, 1,115 people died of COIVD-19, taking the death toll in India to 73,890, the health ministry said. 

Also, Indonesia reported 3,307 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, bringing the national total to 203,342, data from the country’s COVID-19 taskforce website showed. 

There were also 106 new deaths in Indonesia overnight, taking the total number to 8,336, the highest coronavirus death toll in Southeast Asia. 

Thailand said on Wednesday it had tested nearly 600 people potentially exposed to the country’s first domestic coronavirus case in over three months, but has so far found no new infections. 

So far, all tests have come back negative and 32 individuals were awaiting results. Authorities have asked 400 other individuals considered low-risk to self-quarantine for 14 days. 

Thailand has reported a total of 3,447 confirmed infections, 58 fatalities and has relaxed internal restrictions. That toll is one of the region’s lowest, with Indonesia and the Philippines the highest with more than 200,000 cases each.