State sees marginal rise in fresh cases
The Hindu
1,697 people test positive even as 27 die; cases go up from 204 to 232 in Chennai
Fresh COVID-19 infections went up marginally in Tamil Nadu, as 1,697 people tested positive on Sunday. Chennai, Coimbatore, Erode, Chengalpattu and Thanjavur continued to be the districts with the most number of cases.
In Chennai, cases went up from 204 to 232.
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