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Today district wise covid cases reports 797 in Odisha

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

Bhubaneswar: Covid-19 report of Odisha: Odisha on Monday reported Covid cases with 797 positives. Out of the total cases, 466 are quarantine cases while the rest 331 are local contacts. It is  informed by Information and Public Relations Department of the Odisha government.

Today Sundergargh districts recorded the highest cases as 176 people tested positive, followed by Khurda with113 and Mayurbhanj with 67 positives. Currently, there are 673 active cases in the State. New recoveries from state is 672 where as total positive cases 13,13,942 and recovered 12,98,016.

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District wise Covid-19 report of Odisha:

1. Balasore: 8

2. Bargarh: 30

3. Bhadrak: 7

4. Balangir: 28

5. Boudh: 38

6. Cuttack: 21

7. Deogarh: 9

8. Dhenkanal: 3

9. Gajapati: 5

10. Jagatsinghpur: 1

11. Jajpur: 19

12. Jharsuguda: 19

13. Kalahandi: 37

14. Kandhamal: 18

15. Kendrapada: 5

16. Keonjhar: 13

17. Khurda: 113

18. Koraput: 4

19. Mayurbhanj: 67

20. Nawarangpur: 20

21. Nayagarh: 17

22. Nuapada: 11

23. Puri: 1

24. Rayagada: 11

25. Sambalpur: 66

26. Sonepur: 23

27. Sundargarh: 176

28. State Pool: 27

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