Hyderabad: Telangana Sunday saw a decline in daily coronavirus cases, with 3,603 fresh infections being recorded, pushing the cumulative figure to 7,34,815, while the toll rose to 4,072 with one more fatality. The state recorded 4,393 new cases on Saturday.
Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation ,GHMCThe state government’s bulletin, providing details till 5.30 pm today, said that ) recorded the highest number of daily cases at 1,421, followed by Medchal Malkajgiri districts with 308 and Ranga Reddy 262.
A total of 2,707 people have recovered from the infection in the last 24 hours. With this the cumulative number of people who have been cured so far increased to 6,98,649.
The active cases stood at 32,094, the bulletin said.
A total of 93,397 samples were tested today and the total number tested so far stood at 3.13 crore.
The samples tested per million population were 8,43,063.
The case fatality rate was 0.55 percent and the recovery rate was 95.08 percent.
Meanwhile, the state health minister T Harish Rao Home-isolation kits, including medicines and others, have been provided to over one lakh people with symptoms in the first two days of the door-to-door fever survey.
The survey is underway as part of measures to check the spread of COVID-19 in the state and 29.2 lakh households have been covered so far.
Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation ,GHMCThe state government’s bulletin, providing details till 5.30 pm today, said that ) recorded the highest number of daily cases at 1,421, followed by Medchal Malkajgiri districts with 308 and Ranga Reddy 262.
A total of 2,707 people have recovered from the infection in the last 24 hours. With this the cumulative number of people who have been cured so far increased to 6,98,649.
The active cases stood at 32,094, the bulletin said.
A total of 93,397 samples were tested today and the total number tested so far stood at 3.13 crore.
The samples tested per million population were 8,43,063.
The case fatality rate was 0.55 percent and the recovery rate was 95.08 percent.
Meanwhile, the state health minister T Harish Rao Home-isolation kits, including medicines and others, have been provided to over one lakh people with symptoms in the first two days of the door-to-door fever survey.
The survey is underway as part of measures to check the spread of COVID-19 in the state and 29.2 lakh households have been covered so far.
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