1,632 new cases, 25 deaths in Karnataka
The Hindu
Dakshina Kannada records maximum cases at 411
Karnataka on Saturday reported 1,632 fresh cases of COVID-19, which takes the total number of infections to 29,28,033. Data from the Health and Family Welfare Department showed that Dakshina Kannada recorded the maximum number of cases at 411, followed by Bengaluru Urban with 377. Among other districts, Udipi had 169 new cases. Several districts, including Gadag, Bidar and Yadgir, reported no new cases. Twenty-five people succumbed to the virus across the State, taking the death toll to 36,958. Dakshina Kannada saw the maximum number of deaths at 7.
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