COVID-19 cases drop below 10,000 in T.N.
The Hindu
9,916 people test positive; Chennai and Coimbatore continue to record 1,000-plus cases
After nearly four weeks, the daily COVID-19 cases dropped below 10,000 in Tamil Nadu on Friday. A total of 9,916 people tested positive for COVID-19 in the State.
In the current wave, the State’s daily tally had breached the 10,000-mark on January 8 (10,978).
Only Chennai and Coimbatore continued to record 1,000-plus cases. Infections fell below 1,000 in Chengalpattu and Tiruppur. While 1,475 people tested positive for the infection in Chennai, there were 1,224 cases in Coimbatore. Chengalpattu and Tiruppur recorded 983 and 857 cases, respectively.
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