Telangana records 3,660 positive cases and 23 COVID deaths
The Hindu
Number of samples tested in a day did not cross 72,000 in last five days
COVID positive cases in Telangana continued to vary between 3,500 and 4,000 for the fifth day on Thursday when their number touched 3,660. Twenty-three patients died in the day. The number of samples tested in a day did not cross 72,000 in the five days. While 69,252 samples were examined on Thursday, results of 2,435 were awaited. Around 1 lakh to 1.3 lakh samples were tested in a day from April 8 to 24. According to the data in the daily media bulletin issued by the State Health department, the daily deaths of COVID-19 patients is on the decline. The highest of 59 patients’ deaths were recorded on May 3. The deaths started to drop gradually thereafter.
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