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Corona infection in Jharkhand: 46 positive cases found in last 24 hours, 93 cured; two infected died

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The pace of corona infection in Jharkhand has now slowed down. In the last 24 hours, 46 new positive patients were found in various districts of the state. At the same time, 93 people also got cured. Two patients died. The dead include 1 patients each from East Singhbhum and Gumla. Now 609 patients are left active in the state.

Numbers of Covid patients in all city’s of the state

3 in Bokaro, 4 in Deoghar, 2 in Dhanbad, 6 in East Singhbhum, 1 in Giridih, 4 in Gumla, 4 in Khunti, 1 in Latehar, 3 in Lohardaga, 1 in Palamu, 1 in Ranchi, 8 in Sahibganj, 5 in Seraikela 1 in Simdega and 2 in West Singhbhum.

(Agencies)

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