397 new COVID-19 cases in Karnataka; 166 in Bengaluru
The Hindu
Karnataka reported 397 new COVID-19 cases and 13 deaths, according to the Department of Health and Family Welfare’s Monday bulletin. Many districts had no new cases. Bengaluru Urban had 166 fresh case
Karnataka reported 397 new COVID-19 cases and 13 deaths, according to the Department of Health and Family Welfare’s Monday bulletin. Many districts had no new cases.
Bengaluru Urban had 166 fresh cases and five deaths, the highest in the State.
There are 11,992 active cases in the State, while the positivity rate is 0.5%, and the case fatality rate is 3.27%. There have been 693 discharges.
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