133 new infected found in Jharkhand one dead active cases close to 1000

Ranchi: 133 new corona infected patients were found in the state. One corona affected patient died. 172 patients recovered and went home. So far 3,45,161 corona infected have been found in the state. 97,31,710 samples have been tested so far. There are still 1184 active cases in the state.

At the same time, so far 5107 people have died due to corona. The recovery rate in the state was 98.17 and the death rate was 1.47. This is higher than the national average. The the only patient died in East Singhbhum. 15 new infected have been found here. 12 cases of corona infection came to light in Ranchi.

At the same time, seven in Bokaro, 11 in Chatra, seven in Deoghar, six each in Dhanbad and Dumka, 15 in East Singhbhum, six in Garhwa, four in Giridih, one in Godda, seven in Gumla, two each in Hazaribagh and Jamtara. , Five each in Koderma and Latehar, four in Lohardaga, four in Palamu, seven in Ramgarh, 12 in Ranchi, one in Sahebganj, 15 in Simdega and four in West Singhbhum.

(Agencies)

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