Puducherry reports three more COVID-19 fatalities
The Hindu
418 fresh cases reported in U.T.
Three more COVID-19 deaths raised the toll in the Union Territory to 696 even as 418 new cases were reported on Tuesday. Two patients aged 58 and 64 with no reported comorbities died at the Indira Gandhi Medical College and Research Institute (IGMCRI) and Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (Jipmer) respectively, while an 81-year-old patient breathed his last at the government hospital in Karaikal. The region-wise tolls are 559 in Puducherry, 81 in Karaikal, 45 in Yanam and 11 in Mahe. Of the new cases, which were confirmed from 5,050 tests, 255 were in Puducherry, 109 in Karaikal, 35 in Mahe and 19 in Yanam.
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