COVID-19: Thiruvananthapuram district marks its highest single-day spike in deaths
The Hindu
3,700 test positive for COVID-19 in the district, while the cumulative death toll rises to 1,152
Marking the district’s highest single-day spike in the number of deaths, the COVID-19 death toll rose by 35 on Tuesday, taking its cumulative toll to 1,152. The deaths that occurred between May 4 and 9 were of people whose ages ranged from 94 to 26. The case fatality ratio (CFR), which has marginally deceased during the last few days, currently stood at 0.62. Kozhikode (703) and Kannur (0.42) trailed Thiruvananthapuram in terms of death toll and CFR respectively.
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