Three die, 1,865 new cases
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Three COVID-19 patients died and 1,865 new cases were reported in Udupi and Dakshina Kannada districts on Friday.Two COVID-19 patients died and 660 new cases were reported in Udupi district. With 419
Three COVID-19 patients died and 1,865 new cases were reported in Udupi and Dakshina Kannada districts on Friday. Two COVID-19 patients died and 660 new cases were reported in Udupi district. With 419 patients discharged, the number of active cases stood at 2,596 in the district. A fine of ₹35.83 lakh has so far been collected in 33,019 cases of people not wearing masks and violating social distancing norms, said a bulletin from the Udupi district administration. In Dakshina Kannada district, one COVID-19 patient died and 1,205 new cases were reported on Friday. With 380 patients discharged, the number of active cases stood at 6,486 in the district. A fine of ₹52.47 lakh has so far been collected in 50,159 cases of violations, said a bulletin from the Dakshina Kannada district administration.
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