Sharp decline in daily COVID-19 cases in Odisha
The Hindu
The government is contemplating to ease lockdown restrictions in view of the steady improvement
Odisha on Tuesday reported 3,405 COVID-19 positive cases registering a sharp drop in daily cases. Compared to 4,339 cases reported on Monday, the State found 3,405 persons testing positive afresh — a decline of 21.52% on a single day. With 3,405 samples of the 56,807 tests that were conducted during the past 24 hours turning out to be positive, the test positivity rate is estimated at 5.99%. In the previous 24 hours, 4,339 of the 68,539 samples were found infected by the virus. The TPR was 6.33%.
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