COVID-19 tally from AU campus crosses the 100-mark
The Hindu
Four medical teams are at the university, says DMHO
The total number of COVID-19 cases from the engineering campus of Andhra University crossed the 100-mark and stands at 102 as on Sunday morning, according to the Health Department officials. District Medical & Health Officer P. Suryanarayana said that out of 102 cases, 96 are boys, five are faculty and one from the girls hostel. Almost all the reports are out and a very few are yet to be received, he said. The DMHO also said that most of the students are asymptomatic, while a few are suffering from mild fever. He also said that there are four medical teams including doctors, nurses and staff at the varsity to keep a watch on the students.
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