Dip in daily caseload, tests
The Hindu
3,464 new coronavirus cases, 25 deaths recorded in the State on Friday
The number of COVID-19 cases continue to show a decline along with reduction in the number of tests conducted. On Friday, 3,464 positive cases were detected with 65,997 samples being examined as against the previous day’s figures of 3,660 infections and 69,252 tests. While results of 2,227 tests were awaited, number of deaths, however, showed a rise to 25 from Thursday’s 23, taking the total number of fatalities to 3,085. Director of Public Health G. Srinivasa Rao, in the daily official bulletin, informed that the number of active cases in Telangana is 44,395, taking the overall figure to 5.48 lakh. Recoveries on Friday declined to 4,801 from 4,826 the previous day, taking the total number of those recovered to 5.03 lakh.
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