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COVID-19: November 4 times deadlier than October; 40 per cent increase in positivity, reveal figures

December 6, 2021
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New Delhi, Aug 07 (ANI): A healthcare worker wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) collects a sample using a swab from a woman to conduct tests for Coronavirus diseases (COVID-19) amid the spread of the disease in New Delhi on Friday. (ANI Photo)

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85 percent cases, 80 percent deaths in November were from Kashmir division alone

Srinagar, After witnessing a dip in October month, the Covid-19 cases showed a steep rise in the month of November as the month reported 40 percent more cases compared to October.ko

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4,698 cases including 3,973 from Kashmir and 725 from Jammu were reported in the month of November in Jammu and Kashmir. Besides, 44 deaths which includes 35 from Kashmir and 09 deaths from Jammu divisions were reported in November, the figures reveal.

 

Pertinently, 2,819 cases and ten deaths were reported in the month of October in UT. So, 1,879 more cases were reported in the month of November in J&K as compared to October which means around 40 percent more cases were reported in the month of November compared to October.

 

Figures reveal that similarly, ten deaths were reported in J&K in the month of October while 44 deaths were reported in the month of November which signifies November reported more than four times more deaths as compared to October month.

 

“In the month of November, of 4,698 cases and 44 deaths, in J&K, Kashmir reported 3,973 cases and 35 deaths which means 85 percent cases and 80 percent deaths reported in month of November were from Kashmir division alone,” figures suggest—(KNO)

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