COVID cases started to decline in district, says Collector
The Hindu
‘However, people should not lower their guard and continue to adhere to safety norms’
COVID-19 cases have started to decline in the district, but people should not forget to adhere to appropriate behaviour, District Collector V. Vinay Chand has said. He conducted a review meeting with the officials here on Tuesday. Mr. Vinay Chand said that as of now the COVID-19 positivity rate in the district is around 7 % and it is expected to come down further as the partial curfew has been extended till June 10.
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