Case graph continues to show slow down
The Hindu
State registers 37,290 new cases, test positivity rate stays over 25%
The State’s COVID-19 case graph continued to show a slow down in growth. However, test positivity rate stays over 25%, which means that disease transmission will continue to create a huge case load. The State registered 37,290 new cases on Tuesday when 1,99,748 samples were tested in the past 24 hours.
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