COVID-19 deaths in Puducherry remain in single digits
The Hindu
The number of COVID-19 deaths reported in Puducherry remained in single digits for the second successive day as the Union Territory recorded four fatalities and 642 new cases on Wednesday. There were
The number of COVID-19 deaths reported in Puducherry remained in single digits for the second successive day as the Union Territory recorded four fatalities and 642 new cases on Wednesday. There were a total of 932 recoveries. Puducherry recorded three fatalities and Karaikal one, taking the toll to 1,648.
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