Nearly 1,000 infections reported in A.P. again
The Hindu
However, there were no deaths;4 districts account for 60% of infections
Andhra Pradesh has again reported close to a thousand new infections. In the 24 hours ending Saturday morning, 947 infections were reported as four districts saw more than 100 infections each. No death was reported during the past day. The cumulative tally increased to 8,97,810 as the toll remains at 7,203.The number of active cases jumped to 4,715 as only 377 patients recovered in the past day. The recovery rate slightly came down to 98.67% and the recoveries increased to8,85,892. The tests per million ratio crossed 2.80 lakh and the overall positivity rate of 1.495 crore samples tested was at 6%. In the past day, 42,696 samples were tested and 2.22% of them turned positive.
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