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Home » Tamilnadu posts 1,819 Covid cases, 127 from Chennai

Tamilnadu posts 1,819 Covid cases, 127 from Chennai

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Chennai: Tamilnadu today registered 1,819 new Covid-19 cases, and the total number of infections has touched 25,46,689.

The capital city of Chennai today registered 127 cases. With this, the total number of persons affected by the pandemic in the metropolis has touched 5,37,013.

As far as Chennai’s neighbouring districts are concerned, Chengalpattu today registered 95 new cases, Kancheepuram saw 39 infections in the last 24 hours, and Thiruvallur posted 58 positive cases.

The districts of Cuddalore and Coimbatore today witnessed 68 and 175 new cases, respectively. 27 patients died today, taking the total number of fatalities in the State due to the pandemic to 33,889.

On the positive side, 2,583 patients were discharged from various hospitals in Tamilnadu today. With this, the total number of recoveries in the State has touched 24,88,775.

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