COVID-19 patient dies in Dakshina Kannada
The Hindu
For the second consecutive day on Sunday, Dakshina Kannada and Udupi saw a increase in the new COVID-19 cases. Dakshina Kannada also reported one COVID-19 death. There were 63 new cases.As many as 48
For the second consecutive day on Sunday, Dakshina Kannada and Udupi saw a increase in the new COVID-19 cases. Dakshina Kannada also reported one COVID-19 death. There were 63 new cases.
As many as 48 new cases were reported on Saturday. District COVID Nodal Officer H. Ashok said that a majority of these new cases were of students and others who have returned to the district after year-end holidays. Many were asymptomatic and a few of them had COVID-19 symptoms.
All patients were in the recovery phase and containment measures were in place. Testing is being done at a steady pace, he said.
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