23 new COVID-19 cases reported in Odisha, total count 437 till 12th May Morning
May 12, 2020, 11:50 IST
Bhubaneswar, May 12 () Twenty-three people tested positive for COVID-19 in Odisha on Tuesday, taking the total number of such cases in the state to 437, a health department official said. Of the fresh cases, 15 were reported from Balasore, while three each from Ganjam and Jajpur districts and one each from Puri and Boudh, he added.
With these new patients, the number of active coronavirus cases stands at 349 in Odisha, while 85 people have recovered from the disease. Three persons have died of the infection in the state.
The health department tested 4,579 samples for coronavirus on Monday, the highest in a day, the official said.
The total number of samples tested so far in Odisha is 68,057, he added.
While Ganjam district tops the list of COVID-19 cases in the state with 157, Jajpur has reported 64 cases, Balasore 57, Khurda 50, Bhadrak 31, Sundergarh 16 and Angul has registered 15 coronavirus patients.
Nine cases each have been reported from Mayurbhanj and Kendrapara, while four has been reported from Puri and three from Cuttack. A case each has been detected in Nayagarh, Koraput, Dhenkanal and Deogarh.
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With these new patients, the number of active coronavirus cases stands at 349 in Odisha, while 85 people have recovered from the disease. Three persons have died of the infection in the state.
The health department tested 4,579 samples for coronavirus on Monday, the highest in a day, the official said.
The total number of samples tested so far in Odisha is 68,057, he added.
While Ganjam district tops the list of COVID-19 cases in the state with 157, Jajpur has reported 64 cases, Balasore 57, Khurda 50, Bhadrak 31, Sundergarh 16 and Angul has registered 15 coronavirus patients.
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