In a new high, Puducherry records 194 COVID-19 cases

In the union territory of Puducherry, test positivity rate stood at 8.16%, case fatality rate at 1.17% and recovery rate at 98.38%

July 08, 2022 06:16 pm | Updated July 11, 2022 08:37 am IST - PUDUCHERRY

Fresh COVID-19 cases shot up to 194, the highest single-day numbers of the recent resurgence, against 109 recoveries in the Union Territory of Puducherry. Image for representational purpose only.

Fresh COVID-19 cases shot up to 194, the highest single-day numbers of the recent resurgence, against 109 recoveries in the Union Territory of Puducherry. Image for representational purpose only. | Photo Credit: Sandeep Saxena

Fresh COVID-19 cases shot up to 194, the highest single-day numbers of the recent resurgence, against 109 recoveries in the Union Territory of Puducherry on Friday. The positivity rate rose above 8%.

Puducherry recorded 159 of the new cases, which were detected from 2,377 tests, followed by Karaikal (28), Yanam (6) and Mahe (1).

The test positivity rate was 8.16%, case fatality rate 1.17% and recovery rate 98.38%.

The overall tally is 1,962 deaths, 748 active cases (13 patients in hospital and 735 in home isolation), a total of 1,67,408 cases and 1,64,698 recovered patients.

Of an estimated 23.03 lakh tests carried out so far, over 19.46 lakh returned negative.

Meanwhile, 837 persons took the jab against COVID-19 in the last 24 hours. The Union Territory has till date administered a total of 17,49,414 vaccine doses.

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