Fresh cases fall below 1,200 in T.N.
The Hindu
The State reports 1,192 COVID-19 infections and 13 deaths; 3,18,571 persons vaccinated
Tamil Nadu reported 1,192 fresh COVID-19 cases on Monday, after testing 1,26,312 persons. The overall case tally has gone up to 26,88,284. The death of 13 persons took the toll to 35,912. Currently, 14,570 persons are under treatment, according to the daily bulletin of the Directorate of Public Health.
The number of recovered patients has gone up to 26,37,802 with the discharge of 1,423 persons.
In Chennai, 150 fresh infections were identified and 166 persons were discharged. As many as 1,774 patients are under treatment.
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