State reports three deaths, 993 new cases
The Hindu
Guntur registers highest single-day tally of 198 cases
The State’s COVID-19 tally crossed nine lakhs and stood at 9,00,805 as 993 new infections were reported in the 24 hours ending Tuesday morning. Three persons succumbed to the virus during the period, taking the toll to 7,213. Each of the deaths occurred in Guntur, Krishna and Visakhapatnam districts. A total of 1,00,121 infections had been reported since October 23, 2020. During the period, 76.24 lakh samples had been tested, and their positivity rate was 1.31%, the lowest for the samples tested to detect one lakh cases.
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