Seven COVID-19 deaths in Dakshina Kannada
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Dakshina Kannada reported seven COVID-19 deaths and 419 new cases on Sunday. With 791 patients discharged, the number of active cases stood at 4,413. Test positivity rate (TPR) was put at 5.47%.With 1
Dakshina Kannada reported seven COVID-19 deaths and 419 new cases on Sunday. With 791 patients discharged, the number of active cases stood at 4,413. Test positivity rate (TPR) was put at 5.47%.
With 12,755 people getting vaccinated, the total number in Dakshina Kannada has reached 32.04 lakh. Of these, 17.38 lakh have taken their first dose and 14.36 lakh their second. As many as 30,928 people have taken the precautionary dose so far.
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