State records 602 new cases of COVID-19, five deaths
The Hindu
While infections in Chennai rose to 132, the city did not report any fatalities for the third day in a row
Tamil Nadu recorded 602 fresh cases of COVID-19 and five deaths on Tuesday.
While the cases marginally rose in Chennai, the city did not report COVID-19 deaths for the third day in a row. Besides Chennai, there were no fatalities in 33 districts. Five districts — Mayiladuthurai, Nagapattinam, Perambalur, Tenkasi and Theni — had nil COVID-19 cases. There were fewer than 10 cases each in a total of 20 districts.
In Chennai, 132 persons tested positive for COVID-19 when compared to 126 the previous day.
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