233 new COVID-19 cases in Puducherry
The Hindu
Test positivity rate falls below 3%; lockdown extended with more relaxations
New COVID-19 cases dropped to 233 at a test positivity rate of about 3% in the Union Territory on Monday even while three deaths took the toll to 1,726. All fatalities were reported in Puducherry. The patients, including a woman, were aged between 40 and 64 and had various co-morbidities. The region-wise cumulative toll is Puducherry 1,380, Karaikal 212, Yanam 102 and Mahe 32.
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