No halt in surge, 1,759 new cases in Mysuru
The Hindu
11 die of infection; 27 deaths in a span of three days in Mysuru
For the third successive day, Mysuru’s COVID-19 graph continues to remain alarming with 1,759 new cases reported on Wednesday along with 11 deaths. This is the highest single-day fatalities recorded in Mysuru. Mysuru city continues to contribute a large number of cases in the district even as the new cases in the taluks saw a marginal dip compared to the last two days. On Wednesday, 882 patients have recovered from the infection and discharged after treatment. The cumulative positive cases crossed the 70,000-mark with 70,056 cases detected so far in Mysuru since the outbreak. The total number of patients recovered stands at 62,762 as on Wednesday.
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