Karnataka reports 7,908 new coronavirus cases, tally at 2.1 lac


Bengaluru, Aug 15 (IANS): Karnataka has logged a record number of 7,908 new Covid cases in the past 24 hours, raising the state's tally to 2.1 lakh, said Health Commissioner Pankaj Kumar Pandey on Friday.

Bengaluru continues to be the epicentre of the pandemic, recording 2,452 cases, raising the city's tally to 84,185, out of which 33,432 are active.

Among other places, Ballari accounted for 608 infections, followed by Shivamogga (413), Davangere (351), Belagavi (334), Udupi (322), Dakshina Kannada (307), Mysuru (291) and Kalaburagi (229).

Meanwhile, 104 more patients have succumbed to the virus, taking the death toll to 3,717.

However, on a positive note, 6,940 more patients have been discharged as the total number of recoveries rise to 1.2 lakh.

Of the 2.1 lakh cases, 79,201 are active while 747 patients are in ICU.

 

 

  

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Sat, Aug 15 2020

    "Karnataka reports 7,908 new coronavirus cases, tally at 2.1 lac"....who cares...do you think our politicians care about you...???? They have a separate arrangement for treatment in case they are found Corona +

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