Central districts report 18 deaths
The Hindu
The central region reported 1,838 fresh cases of COVID-19 on Monday. The region reported 13 deaths, the highest in recent days. Five of the eight districts reported at least one death. Tiruchi distric
The central region reported 1,838 fresh cases of COVID-19 on Monday. The region reported 13 deaths, the highest in recent days. Five of the eight districts reported at least one death. Tiruchi district reported the highest ever single-day spike with 653 fresh cases on a single day. A 45-year-old woman with diabetes and men aged 82, 64, and 51 years, all with comorbidity of hypertension succumbed to the viral infection in Tiruchi. In Nagapattinam, men aged 62, 61, and 48 years and a 48-year-old woman also died of the virus. Two men in Thanjavur, and two in Tiruvarur, and a 82-year-old man from Perambalur died of COVID-19.
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