Only 3.7 per cent patients in Mysuru are symptomatic
The Hindu
In the previous week, Mysuru had 96.3 per cent asymptomatic patients
A majority of patients testing positive for COVID-19 in Mysuru are asymptomatic. This has been analysed by the State’s COVID-19 War Room which says that 96.3 per cent of patients had no symptoms yet they tested positive to the infection. The percentage of symptomatic patients in Mysuru in the previous week was 3.7 per cent. When compared to the neighbouring districts of Mandya, aChamarajnagar, and Kodagu, Mysuru has less number of symptomatic patients. The highest number of symptomatic patients is in Mandya at 5.3 per cent, followed by Chamarajanagar with 4.9 per cent and Kodagu with 4.4 per cent, according to the war room data.
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