In its latest COVID-19 daily abstract, the Government of Karnataka’s Department of Health & Family Welfare reports 297 new positive cases in the last 24 hours, bringing the cumulative total to 4,092,134. With a total of 320 discharges in the same period, the state has witnessed a consistent effort in managing active cases, which currently stand at 1,136.
The report highlights the state’s commitment to testing, with 7,356 tests conducted in the last 24 hours. The positivity rate is at 4.03%, indicating a strategic approach to identify and isolate cases promptly. No new deaths have been reported, maintaining the total COVID-related deaths at 40,379.
District-wise, Bengaluru Urban continues to be a hotspot with 171 new cases, contributing to the district’s total of 1,888,967. However, the district has shown commendable efforts with 211 discharges, keeping the active cases at 588. Other districts like Mysuru and Hassan report 26 and 12 new cases, respectively, indicating the need for continued vigilance.
The report also provides insight into the status of active cases, admissions, and healthcare infrastructure. The state emphasizes the importance of Whole Genome Sequencing, with 601 samples sent for analysis, detecting various variants. This data-driven approach aids in understanding the evolving nature of the virus.
As Karnataka continues its battle against COVID-19, the government remains focused on robust testing, prompt medical care, and implementing preventive measures. For further details and guidelines, visit the official Department of Health & Family Welfare website. Stay informed, stay safe.
