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Tamil Nadu sees a significant dip as fresh infections fall to 1,702

Tamil Nadu sees a significant dip as fresh infections fall to 1,702
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Tamil Nadu sees 17,321 cases, 405 deaths

Compared to 15 days ago, cases have nearly halved, says Medical Minister Ma. Subramanian

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Tamil Nadu records 33,658 fresh COVID-19 cases

Active case load goes past two lakh; 303 people succumb to the infection Tamil Nadu’s active case load surpassed two lakh as another 33,658 people tested positive for COVID-19 on Saturday. The State recorded a high number of fatalities with 303 people succumbing to the infection. Fresh infections continued to surge across the State with cases rising significantly in a number of districts. The State’s tally rose to 15,65,035, including 2,07,789 active cases, 13,39,887 people discharged and 17,359 deaths. In Chennai, a total of 6,640 people tested positive for COVID-19 and 82 people died. There were 3,124 cases and 20 deaths in Coimbatore, while Chengalpattu recorded 2,013 cases and 24 deaths. In Tiruvallur, 1,551 people tested positive and 22 died.

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Three killed as car rams bus stop

Three killed as car rams bus stop Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Three persons including a 14-year-old student were killed when a car rammed a bus stop near Aroor here. According to the police, the deceased were identified as Srinath (14), Venamani from S.Patti, and Alagammal (22). Two others, Thangamani and Pushpa, suffered injuries and were admitted to the Dharmapuri Medical College Hospital. The police said that close to 10 persons were waiting for bus at S.Patti bus stop on Aroor-Uthankarai road when a speeding car rammed the bus stop. Road roko Following the accident, local people staged a road roko demanding measures to place caution signs to prevent accidents on the stretch. The police arrested two persons and are investigating.

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477 more persons contract infection

477 more persons contract infection Updated: Updated: 25 districts record fewer than 10 cases each; State sees five more deaths Share Article 25 districts record fewer than 10 cases each; State sees five more deaths A total of 477 persons tested positive for COVID-19 in Tamil Nadu on Saturday, taking its tally to 8,44,650. While 482 persons were discharged after treatment, five more succumbed to the infection. Chennai recorded 149 cases, while Chengalpattu and Coimbatore saw 47 and 43 infections respectively. There were 21 cases in Madurai and 19 in Tiruvallur. A total of 25 districts saw fewer than 10 cases each, of which Ariyalur, Perambalur and Tirupattur reported one each. Chennai, Dharmapuri, the Nilgiris, Tiruvallur and Thoothukudi recorded one death each. The deceased included a 38-year-old man from Chennai who had coronary artery disease and chronic kidney disease. He was admitted to the Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital on January 22 and died on February 11 d

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