Chennai: All districts continue to report less than 200 cases for the third consecutive day on Monday, when they add 1,657 new cases, a decrease from 1,697 reported on Sunday.
However, 11 districts including Thanjavur, Vellore and Dharmapuri reported a marginal increase in new cases.
On Monday, Coimbatore reported 189 cases, the highest in the state was attended by 186 in Chennai.
The two districts reported 190 and 196 cases on Sunday.
Erode (117) and Chengalpet (113) are two other districts to report cases in three digits on Monday, but cases in these two districts fell from 118 on Sunday.
Overall, 15 districts reported less than 20 cases each.
Tenkasi and the screens that report five cases each have the lowest number of new cases.
Of the 19 deaths, there were five in Coimbatore, three in Chennai and two each in Thanjavur and Dharmapuri.
Seven districts reported one death, while 27 other districts reported zero death.
The cumulative highway touched 35,509 and the calculation touched 26.58 lakh.
At the end of the day 1,662 people were sent home left 17261 Covid 19 patients in the active registry.
One day after vaccimating 24.9 lakh people during the third edition of the mega vaccination camp on Sunday, the state was left with a stock of around three doses of lakh, said Minister of Health MA Subramanian.
Data shows that almost 70% of adults in this country have taken at least one dose of Covid-19 vaccine and almost 20% have been fully vaccinated.
The country, which offers door-to-door vaccination, does not force anyone to take a vaccine.
“We told people that it was good to take a vaccine because it prevented disease and death.
Nothing was forced even though I thought it didn’t hurt in forcing people to take a vaccine,” he told reporters.
The state has urged the center to give us 50 doses of lakh vaccines every week, “said.” If we have an adequate vaccine, we will plan another Mega camp on the weekend, “he said.
Meanwhile, said the Directorate of Public Health they expect 9 doses of the lakh vaccine on Tuesday.
11 Tamil Nadu Regency registered a Covid case
