2,270 test positive in Ernakulam

TPR 10.21% in district

July 21, 2021 10:20 pm | Updated 10:20 pm IST - KOCHI

The deserted Marine Drive walkway after the city police vacated hordes of migrants who flocked there to celebrate Eid on Wednesday.

The deserted Marine Drive walkway after the city police vacated hordes of migrants who flocked there to celebrate Eid on Wednesday.

Around 2,270 persons tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 in Ernakulam on Wednesday.

Nearly 2,220 persons got infected through local contact. The source of infection in 43 cases has not been ascertained. The test positivity rate was 10.21%. The regions in which the positive cases were higher than 30 included Puthenvelikkara (58), Pallipuram (52), Cheranalloor (51), Karukutty (46), Sreemoolanagaram (46), Thrikkakara (43), Nayarambalam (41), Kottuvalli (40), Payipra (40), Manjapra (40), Maradu (40), Rayamangalam (40), Aikkaranad (37), Chellanam (37), Vadakkekara (37), Varappetti (36), Alangad (35), Kalamassery (35), Thripunithura (34), North Paravur (34), Kumbalangi (32), Edathala (31), Ayavana, Njarakkal, and Vengola (30).

Some of the regions that reported fewer than five cases were Aarakuzha, Koothattukulam, Pambakuda, Maradi, Vaduthala, Vennala, Ayappankavu, Kaloorkad, Kuzhippalli, Pindimana, Panampilly Nagar, Ramamangalam, Kunnukara, Chalikavattom, and Panayappilli, according to an official release.

Around 22,242 COVID-19 tests were conducted on Wednesday. Around 16,300 persons are under treatment for the disease in the district.

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