Tirunelveli records over 500 COVID-19 cases
The Hindu
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The district, ever since the pandemic outbreak in March 2020, reported for the first time more than 500 new COVID-15 cases on Saturday. The district, which reported less than 100 cases on an average a month ago, recorded 523 cases on Saturday. Of the 2,382 swab tests that were done at the laboratory in Tirunelveli Medical College Hospital, 455 tested positive for COVID-19.
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