Karnataka Records 329 New COVID-19 Cases with 8.61% Positivity Rate and 1 Fatality

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Karnataka Records 329 New COVID-19 Cases with 8.61% Positivity Rate and 1 Fatality

Karnataka witnessed a surge in COVID-19 cases, reporting 329 new positive patients in the last 24 hours. The cumulative total has now reached 4,092,463 cases. Additionally, 283 individuals have been successfully discharged, bringing the total recoveries to 4,050,902.

Unfortunately, one new fatality has been reported, bringing the total COVID-19 related deaths in the state to 40,380. Currently, there are 1,181 active cases under treatment and observation.

Testing Statistics:

  • Total tests conducted in the last 24 hours: 3,819
  • RTPCR Tests: 3,367
  • RAT Tests: 452

COVID Indicators:

  1. Positivity Rate: 8.61%
  2. Case Fatality Rate: 0.30%

Status of Active Cases as of 07.01.2024:

  • Active Cases: 1,181
  • Home Isolation: 1,118
  • Hospitalization: 63
    • General Bed (isolation bed): 49
    • Isolation bed with O2 support: 1
    • ICU: 13
    • ICU with Ventilator: 0

District-wise Breakdown (07.01.2024):

District Name Today’s Tests Today’s Positives Total Positives Today’s Discharges Total Discharges Total Active Cases Today’s Death Total Covid Deaths
Bagalakote 155 10 41,360 0 40,968 23 0 369
Ballari 221 3 117,878 4 116,056 27 0 1,795
Belagavi 9 0 101,959 3 100,950 1 0 1,008
Bengaluru Rural 33 8 80,932 6 79,958 60 0 914
Bengaluru Urban 756 177 1,889,144 203 1,871,569 562 0 17,013

… and so on for all districts.

Details of Covid-19 Deaths Today:

  1. Patient Number: 4147777
    • Age: 48
    • Sex: Male
    • Admitted District: Gadag
    • Description: SARI, Cough, Breathlessness
    • Symptoms: CA, TB
    • Date of Hospitalization: 27.12.2023
    • Date of Death: 06.01.2024
    • Hospital: Govt
    • Vaccination: VACCINATED

Whole Genome Sequencing Details:

  • Samples Sent for WGS as on 30.12.2023: 601
  • Results of WGS received till date: 262
  • JN.1 Variants Detected: 199 (76%)
  • XBB: 28 (11%)
  • Others: 35 (13%)

This surge underscores the importance of continued vigilance and adherence to safety measures. Karnataka remains committed to combating the pandemic and ensuring the well-being of its citizens. Stay informed, stay safe.

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