3,149 test positive in Ernakulam
The Hindu
TPR at 16.37%; active caseload 15,284
Around 3,149 persons tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 in Ernakulam on Tuesday. Nearly 3,099 persons got infected through local contact in the district. The source of infection in 40 cases has not been ascertained. The test positivity rate was 16.37%. The regions in which the positive cases were higher than 50 included Kalamassery (81), Thrikkakara (81), Thripunithura (79), Rayamangalam (76), Payipra (75), Keezhmad (70), Palluruthy (65), Vadakkekara (60), Kadungalloor (57), Koothattukulam (54), Asamanoor (53), Edathala (53), Puthrika (53), Puthenvelikkara (52), Elankunnapuzha (51), and Udayamperoor (50).
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