3 more COVID-19 cases reported in Meghalaya; tally at 43
First Published: 10th June, 2020 2:37 IST
Three more cases of COVID-19 were reported in Meghalaya on Tuesday taking the total cases count to 43. All three positive patients are returnees to the State from Delhi and
Three more cases of COVID-19 were reported in Meghalaya on Tuesday taking the total cases count to 43.
All three positive patients are returnees to the State from Delhi and Chennai. They are currently under quarantine and are reportedly asymptomatic.
Chief Minister Conrad sangma taking to Twitter informed, “Three more residents who returned to the State from Delhi and Chennai have tested positive for COVID19. All of them are under quarrantine and are asymptomatic.”
(Total Active cases 29, Total recovered 13)
Three more residents who returned to the State from Delhi and Chennai have tested positive for COVID19. All of them are under quarrantine and are asymptomatic.
— Conrad K Sangma (@SangmaConrad) June 9, 2020
Total Active cases 29
Total recovered 13
Earlier, a 70-year-old without any travel history had tested positive for the deadly virus.
The state so far has detected a total of 43 positive cases. The active cases stansv29 active cases, 13 recovered and one dead.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Lack of Access To Schools Key Reason For High Dropout in Meghalaya: Education Dept Official
14th January 2025
Live Manipur: Security Forces Recover Weapons, War-Like Stores From Nepali Basti, Zero Point – P1 Railway Site Road
14th January 2025
Live Jorethang Maghey Sakranti Mela Begins In Sikkim
14th January 2025
Live Assam: Bhogali Bihu Celebrations Is In Full Swing In Kokrajhar
14th January 2025
WE RECOMMEND
Lack of Access To Schools Key Reason For High Dropout in Meghalaya: Education Dept Official
The department is also adopting a phased approach to upgrade educational infrastructure, converting Upper Primary schools to secondary schools and secondary schools to higher secondary institutions.
14th January 2025
Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma Inaugurates First State-Owned University, Captain Williamson Sangma State University
The university is designed to fill a critical gap in the state’s education system, which lacked a government-owned university for over 5 decades.
13th January 2025
Shillong Medical College on Track for 2025 Completion: Health Minister Ampareen Lyngdoh
Health Minister shared the government’s commitment to addressing Meghalaya’s longstanding shortage of doctors.
13th January 2025
CM Conrad Sangma Stops to Help Assam Tourists Injured in Meghalaya’s Mawkdok Accident
A doctor who was traveling with the chief minister quickly examined the injured victims and administered first aid.
12th January 2025
Congress Ready to Welcome Back Former Members, Focuses on Revival in Meghalaya: Dr. Chellakumar
Dr. A Chellakumar, the AICC in-charge for Meghalaya, has extended an open invitation to former Congress members to rejoin the party.
11th January 2025