Highest Covid deaths recorded in Telangana
The Hindu
Highest COVID-19 deaths were recorded in Telangana on Monday. On May 3, 59 patients died. According to the details in the media bulletin issued by the State Health department, number of people who die
Highest COVID-19 deaths were recorded in Telangana on Monday. On May 3, 59 patients died. According to the details in the media bulletin issued by the State Health department, number of people who died of COVID-19 were in single digit from October 8, 2020 to April 15 of this year. The daily mortalities started to gradually increase. Over 50 deaths a day were recorded from April 26. And 59 deaths on Monday is the highest. Tests and cases continue to be comparatively low. While 70,960 samples were tested, results of 6,876 were awaited. Over 1 lakh to 1.3 lakh samples were tested in a day from April 8 to 24. The daily tests have dropped from April 28.
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