Reduction in TPR coincides with rise in COVID-19 testing in Mysuru
The Hindu
While announcing partial easing of lockdown on June 25, Deputy Commissioner Bagadi Gautham claimed that daily testing had crossed 10,000 in Mysuru district
The reduction in Test Positivity Rate (TPR) in Mysuru, which helped the district become eligible for certain relaxations in lockdown restrictions from June 26, appears to have come about through a decrease in the number of daily COVID-19 infections and a substantial increase in testing. When the State government began a phased unlocking of COVID-19 restrictions from June 14 across Karnataka based on the weekly moving average TPR, Mysuru was among 11 districts with high TPR, where the restrictions were continued.More Related News

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