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Tamil Nadu s daily COVID-19 case count crosses 11,000-mark

Tamil Nadu s daily COVID-19 case count crosses 11,000-mark
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Daily case count crosses 8,000-mark

Daily case count crosses 8,000-mark
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At 7,819, T N s daily tally reaches all-time high

Updated: 25 deaths take the toll to 12,970; Chennai logs 2,564 fresh infections Share Article AAA Chennai Corporaton medical staff in Mogappair collect details before taking swab samples for COVID-19 test on April 13, 2021. | Photo Credit: VEDHAN M 25 deaths take the toll to 12,970; Chennai logs 2,564 fresh infections Tamil Nadu recorded an all-time high of 7,819 fresh cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday. This is the highest daily case count since the start of the pandemic, eclipsing the 6,993 cases recorded on July 27 last year. Even as fresh cases breached the 7,000-mark for the first time in the State, Chennai marked yet another high as 2,564 people tested positive for the virus in the city. The number of samples tested in 24 hours across the State was 97,668.

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Chennai, neighbouring districts account for nearly half the cases

Chennai, neighbouring districts account for nearly half the cases Updated: Updated: State logs 6,711 fresh COVID-19 cases; 19 more persons succumb to the infection Share Article State logs 6,711 fresh COVID-19 cases; 19 more persons succumb to the infection Chennai and its neighbouring districts Chengalpattu, Tiruvallur and Kancheepuram accounted for almost half of the 6,711 new COVID-19 cases reported in the State on Monday. The State reported over 6,000 cases for a second consecutive day, taking the aggregate to 9,40,145. The number of active cases surged past 45,000 to 46,308, of which Chennai accounted for 17,098, followed by 4,378 in Coimbatore and 4,085 in Chengalpattu. In Chennai, 2,105 people tested positive for the infection. The city’s neighbouring districts continued to record a surge Chengalpattu had 611 cases, Tiruvallur 333 and Kancheepuram 277. Coimbatore reported 604 cases, while there were 219 in Madurai. A total of 10 districts reported 100-plus cases

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Rise in COVID-19 cases fills up beds in city s government hospitals

Rapidity of transmission caught us unawares, says senior doctor The day-to-day rise in fresh coronavirus infections in the city has led to beds filling up fast in major government hospitals in the city. In fact, a significant number of patients required oxygen support. At the Government Medical College Hospital, Omandurar Estate, one of the earliest exclusive COVID-19 facilities in the city, 521 beds of the total 575 have been occupied. Of this, 337 patients were COVID-19 positive, while the remaining were patients with suspected symptoms of COVID-19. “The cases are on the rise and the admissions are proportionate to it. Around two-third of the patients required oxygen. We are admitting persons who have comorbidities and those with significant lung involvement. We are seeing more young persons with lung involvement. We are also seeing sudden deterioration in patients, including the young,” R. Jayanthi, Dean of the hospital, said.

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