TPR rises to 30.03% in Ernakulam
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Thrikkakara continues to record maximum number of infections
Ernakulam recorded a total of 4,514 new COVID cases on Tuesday, with a test positivity rate of 30.03%. The district’s active caseload stands at 65,284. Of the 15,033 tests done on the day, 5,753 were RT-PCR tests. Fourteen health workers have tested positive. Thrikkakara continues to record the maximum number of infections with 142 new cases, followed by Thripunithura and Palluruthy with 139 each. Piravom recorded 101 new cases, Fort Kochi 96, Rayamangalam 91, Chengamanad 89, Vengola 88, and Kadungalloor 81. The source of infection could not be determined in 150 cases.
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