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Rapidly rising covid cases in Odisha, Today reports 1196

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  • Covid-19 report of Odisha with top districts Khurda, Sundargarh and Cuttack.

Bhubaneswar: Odisha on Thursday reported Covid cases with 1196 positives with 169 children. Out of the total cases, 699 are quarantine cases while the rest 497 are local contacts. It informed by Information and Public Relations Department of Odisha government.

Today Khordha districts recorded the highest cases as 312 people tested positive, followed by Sundergarh with 174 and Cuttack with 109 positives. Currently, there are 7093 active cases in the State. New recoveries from state is 804 where as total positive cases 13,03,191 and recovered 12,86,915.

District wise Covid reports of Odisha:

1. Angul: 4

2. Balasore: 19

3. Bargarh: 12

4. Bhadrak: 12

5. Balangir: 15

6. Boudh: 16

7. Cuttack: 109

8. Deogarh: 3

9. Dhenkanal: 3

10. Gajapati: 6

11. Ganjam: 2

12. Jagatsinghpur: 15

13. Jajpur: 28

14. Jharsuguda: 33

15. Kalahandi: 6

16. Kandhamal: 5

17. Kendrapada: 11

18. Keonjhar: 14

19. Khurda: 312

20. Koraput: 9

21. Mayurbhanj: 102

22. Nawarangpur: 12

23. Nayagarh: 36

24. Puri: 27

25. Rayagada: 19

26. Sambalpur: 70

27. Sonepur: 52

28. Sundargarh: 174

29. State Pool: 70

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