T.N. logs 12 new COVID-19 cases, 127 active cases
The Hindu
CHENNAI
Twelve persons tested positive for COVID-19 in Tamil Nadu on Sunday. The cases were reported in eight districts. Chennai reported three cases, Chengalpattu and Kanniyakumari reported two each, while Coimbatore, Kancheepuram, Krishnagiri, Salem and Tiruvallur reported one each. The total number of COVID-19 cases reported so far in the State was 35,94,198. A total of 28 persons were reported as recovered from COVID-19 on Sunday. The total number of active cases in the State stood at 127, of which Chennai had 25, Chengalpattu had 19, Coimbatore had 14 and Kanniyakumari had 16. Tamil Nadu tested 5,204 persons for COVID-19.
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