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Nine test positive Sunday in Manipur

The cumulative death remains at 374 while the recovery rate now stands at 98.52%.

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Imphal: Nine persons from the general population tested Covid-19 positive while four persons recovered and were discharged during the last 24 hours leading up to 5 pm of Sunday in Manipur. During the same period there were no reports of any Covid related death, as per an official press note from the Covid-19 Common Control Room

The nine persons (5 males and 4 females) who tested positive include 2 each from Imphal West, Imphal East and Thoubal and 1 each from Bishnupur, Churachandpur and Senapati. And of the four who recovered, 2 of them are from JNIMS and 1 each from CAPF and home isolation.

The cumulative death remains at 374 while the recovery rate now stands at 98.52%.

Meanwhile, Health Department has instructed air passengers who travelled to the state on March 27, 2021, by the Indigo flight 6E-2019 in rows 9-14 and in rows 22-28  and by Air India flight in rows 12-18 to inform Covid Common Control Room 1800343818 or respective District Surveillance Officer (DSO).

The cumulative number of positive cases is 29,385 (General Population — 25,943 and Central Security Personnel — 3,442). The cumulative number of recovered cases is 28,948 (General Population — 25,516 and CAPF— 3,432). The number of active cases is 63 (general population 57 and CAPF 6).

As per the latest information, the number of people vaccinated on March 27, is 611 and the cumulative vaccination number is 85714, the release added.

The total number of health care workers who have been vaccinated is 31529 which include the Directors of RIMS and JNIMS, CMOs, DFWOs DIOs of districts, chairman cum managing directors of Shija Hospital and Babina Diagnostics’.

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