1,322 fresh COVID-19 cases in Ernakulam
The Hindu
Chittattukara records 62 new infections, Kumbalangi 59
As many as 1,322 persons tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 in Ernakulam district on Thursday. Nearly 1,200 persons got infected through local contact. The source of infection in 52 cases has not been ascertained. Four health workers have tested positive for the virus. Chittattukara, which had a test positivity rate of over 30%, recorded 62 new cases. Kumbalangi had 59 cases while the corresponding figure in Kalamassery was 51. The other areas in which the number of cases was above 30 included Valakom, Keezhmadu, Edathala, Thripunitura, Kuttampuzha, Thrikkakara and Chellanam. The regions where the number of positive cases was above 20 included Palluruthy,Vengola, Aikaranad, Pallipuram, Fort Kochi, Chottanikara and Thoppumpady. The areas in which the number of positive case was less than five included Aluva, Avoli, Karukutty, Perumpadappu, Muvattupuzha, Thammanam, Thirumaradi, Parakadavu, Pindimana, Pothanikad, Maradi, Aayavana, Ernakulam North, Elamkulam, Kadamakudi, Kaloor, Kaloorkad, Kanjoor, Chalikavattom, Thuravoor, Panampilly Nagar, Panayappilli, Pampakuda, Piravom, Mulavukad, Mukkannoor, Sreemoolanagaram, Ayappankavu, Aarakuzha, Elanji, Okkal, Koothattukulam, Chakkaraparambu, Pallarimangalam, Palakuzha, Manjapra and Vengoor.
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