Mysuru: Covid-19 death survey and analysis in MySuru District has revealed that most patients give up on infection doing it in hospitals.
The Narasimharaja assembly constituency registered a large number of Covid-19 deaths, in the district, followed by the Krishnaraja segment.
Of the 2,340 people who surrendered to Covid-19 across Mysuru, 1,178 breathed his last at a government hospital, while 1,115 died in private health care centers.
While 40 patients inhaled their last at home, 38 Covid-19 patients were declared ‘taken dead’ in various hospitals.
A total of seven Mysuru District residents died in hospitals in other districts.
Krishna Rajendra Hospital (KR) registered the number of Covid-19 deaths among government institutions, with 528 patients infected with the last breathing in the hospital, while 428 died at the District Hospital on Jalan Krs.
A total of 482 patients who surrendered to Covid-19 in Mysuru City came from Narasimharaja assembly segment, while 470 came from Krishnaraja.
The constituency of the Assembly of Chamundeshwari and Chamaraja reported the deaths of 372 and 175 Covid-19 respectively.
Outside the city of MySuru, Nanjangud Taluk, which is the center of the first ‘cluster case’ in the country, registered the highest number of Covid deaths, with 146 dying infections, while 117 people at Narasipura Taluk gave up on Covid.
The new Saligrama Taluk was formed to report one death only 18, while Saragur only registered 28.
Krishnaraja MLA SA Ramadas said that the number of Covid deaths in the assembly constituency was due to the concentration of the government and private hospitals.
“We follow every case that is seriously reported,” said Ramadas.
In MySuru, most of their last breathing covid patients were in Homps
