Andhra Pradesh COVID tally rises to 49 with 10 new cases
A total of 302 samples have been tested so far.East Godavari district has reported the highest number of cases at 11, followed by Guntur with nine, YSR Kadapa with eight, Visakhapatnam with five, NTR district with three, and Kakinada, Eluru and Bapatla with two cases each. The remaining districts have reported one case each.Of the 49 persons who tested positive, 24 are undergoing treatment in hospitals and 16 are in home isolation.
- ▪A total of 302 samples have been tested so far.East Godavari district has reported the highest number of cases at 11, followed by Guntur with nine, YSR Kadapa with eight, Visakhapatnam with five, NTR district with three, and Kakinada, Eluru
- ▪The remaining districts have reported one case each.Of the 49 persons who tested positive, 24 are undergoing treatment in hospitals and 16 are in home isolation.
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The State reported 10 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday (July 25), taking the total number of active and recorded cases to 49.According to a release from the Health Department, three cases were reported from Guntur district, two from NTR district, and one each from Alluri Sitharama Raju, Eluru, Krishna, Tirupati and Visakhapatnam districts. A total of 302 samples have been tested so far.East Godavari district has reported the highest number of cases at 11, followed by Guntur with nine, YSR Kadapa with eight, Visakhapatnam with five, NTR district with three, and Kakinada, Eluru and Bapatla with two cases each. The remaining districts have reported one case each.Of the 49 persons who tested positive, 24 are undergoing treatment in hospitals and 16 are in home isolation.
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