In a first, Odisha’s daily COVID-19 surge breaches 10,000 mark
The Hindu
The daily surge in COVID-19 cases hit a new record in Odisha when it breached 10,000-mark for the first time on Saturday. As many as 10,413 persons tested positive taking the total tally to 4,54,607.
The daily surge in COVID-19 cases hit a new record in Odisha when it breached 10,000-mark for the first time on Saturday. As many as 10,413 persons tested positive taking the total tally to 4,54,607. After recovery of 3,85,414, total active cases stood at 67,086. The test positivity rate (TPR) shot up to 21.93% with 10,413 were found to be positive out of 47,462 samples tested during past 24 hours. Eleven persons died taking the total death-toll to 2054.
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