State records 1,580 new cases
The Hindu
Coimbatore leads the table with 204 cases, followed by 185 in Chennai
The daily tally of new COVID-19 cases fell below the 1,600-mark in Tamil Nadu on Monday. A total of 1,580 people tested positive for COVID-19, taking the State’s tally to 26,35,419. A number of districts saw the daily cases fall marginally. In Coimbatore, 204 people tested positive followed by Chennai, where 185 tested positive. Erode’s daily infections fell from 160 to 137. There were 109 cases in Thanjavur and 105 cases in Chengalpattu. The remaining 33 districts recorded fewer than 100 cases each. Among them, Tiruppur recorded 84 cases while there were 68 cases in Tiruvallur, 55 in Salem and 50 in Namakkal.
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