Chennai: Most of the districts in this country reported a decline in the new Covid-19 case on Thursday when the country added 11, 993 new cases and 3 0 deaths on the registry.
However, weekly weekly participants are higher than the average state in at least 17 districts – seven of them are in Western belts.
The weekly test of the weekly level of participants has fallen from 16.
20% on January 20 to 15.
70 on February 3, although the daily test has fallen from 1.
5 lakh to 1.
2 lakh per day.
Five of the eight Western District -Tiruppur (27%), Coimbatore (23.
7%), Krishnagiri (23.
7%), Erode (22.
9%), and Salem (22.
6%) – has the highest weekly) – Has a weekly highest level of prospective testing test on Thursday.
In all these districts, test participants have increased 3 to 13 percentage points since January 20 when the country reported 28,561 new cases.
On January 22, the state has 30,744 new cases – the highest in the third wave.
Among the northern district, Chennai’s positioning level was similar to the country’s average – a decrease from 27.
8% had on January 20.
Three other districts in the region – Chengalpet (18.9), and Tiruvallur (17.
4%) have a weekly average peposititivity above the country’s average, but the level of prospitis has fallen to 7 percentage points since January20.
“The fall in new cases is fast as an increase,” said Health Secretary J Radhakrishnan.
“While new cases fall in all districts, the level of fall is not uniform because the peak is different for different districts.
We see this in the last wave too,” he said.
In the second wave, new cases in Chennai and the suburbs began to fall when cases peaked in May 2021.
When cases in the state began to fall, new cases and high levels of participants for a very long period in the West .
On January 22, when the country added 30,744 new cases, new cases in Chennai began to fall.
On Thursday, Vellore (69), Sivaganga (83), and Mayiladuthurai (70) were the only districts to report more cases compared to their Wednesday counting.
On Wednesday, the districts reported 66, 81, and 69 cases respectively.
New cases in Chennai fell to 1,751 and continued to report the highest number of cases in the state followed by Coimbatore (1,426), Chengalpet (1,097), and Tiruppur (1,017).
All other districts reported less than 1000 cases each.
With 30 additions, the scrambler reported a few new cases in the state followed by Tenkasi (52), Vellore (69) and Ramanathapuram (69).
Six other districts – Theni (98), Pulakottai (91), Kalakurichi (88), Sivaganga (83), Ariyalur (75) and Mayiladuthurai (70) reported fewer than 300 cases.
Puduchherry neighbor reported 499 fresh Covid-19 cases on Thursday, with active cases touching 6,638.