Two deaths, 25 new cases in Salem
The Hindu
Erode reports 22 new cases and Namakkal 18
Salem district on Friday reported two deaths and 25 new cases of COVID-19.
According to the Health Department officials, 25 cases were indigenous and 10 cases were reported in the Corporation limits.
Erode district reported 22 new cases. According to the bulletin, there were 426 active cases in the district.
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