Visakhapatnam district reports 27 new COVID cases, 25 recoveries
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The Visakhapatnam district recorded 27 new COVID-19 infections in the last 24 hours ending Sunday morning, taking the cumulative tally to 1,58,245. During the same time period, 25 persons recovered fr
The Visakhapatnam district recorded 27 new COVID-19 infections in the last 24 hours ending Sunday morning, taking the cumulative tally to 1,58,245.
During the same time period, 25 persons recovered from the virus. This takes the number of recoveries to 1,56,383. The death toll remains at 1,096 as no COVID-19 deaths were reported in the last six days. The number of active cases stands at 766.
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