Cases dip but deaths up
The Hindu
The number of COVID-19 cases recorded a dip in the central region on Friday but the number of deaths recorded a significant increase. While 3,865 patients tested positive for the virus, while 77 patie
The number of COVID-19 cases recorded a dip in the central region on Friday but the number of deaths recorded a significant increase. While 3,865 patients tested positive for the virus, while 77 patients succumbed to the illness. Perambalur disrict reported the highest number of deaths with 22 patients succumbing to the viral infection. Tiruchi reported 15 and Nagapattinam 13. Karur reported eight deaths and Pudukottai seven. Ariyalur and Tiruvarur districts reported five deaths each, while two patients succumbed to the illness in Thanjavur.
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