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COVID-19: 59 more test positive in Assam; tally at 2,835

First Published: 9th June, 2020 0:33 IST

The number of COVID-19 cases in Assam continues to rise as 59 more tests positive for the deadly virus on Monday. The total number of confirmed cases has now gone

The number of COVID-19 cases in Assam continues to rise as 59 more tests positive for the deadly virus on Monday.

The total number of confirmed cases has now gone up to 2,835 with active cases at 2,044.

“59 new #COVID19+ cases. 14 Dhemaji, 13 Darrang, 8 Nagaon, 6 Biswanath, 6 Sonitpur, 5 Barpeta, 2 Chirang, 2 D’garh, 1 B’gaon, 1 K Anglong, 1 Kamrup (M),” Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma tweeted.

↗️Total cases 2835
↗️Recovered 784
↗️Active cases 2044
↗️Deaths 04

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