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A) Highlights 1 DISTRICT CONTROL ROOM COLLECTORATE, ANANTHAPURAMU Email: [email protected], Land: 08554-220009, Mobile: 8500292992 Media Bulletin No. 24 Date: 21/04/2020 (7.00 PM) A) Highlights: Hon’ble Chief Ministers Message : ‘Stay Home, Stay Safe, Respect Lockdown’ As of now Five (5) new case has been identified from yesterday 09.00 PM to today 7.00 PM. Cumulative Positive case details as mentioned below. Patient Town Age(Y) Gende Travel / Contact Details Date of Remarks No. r Reporting Recovered Close Contact of Mecca and 1 Lepakshi 9 M 29.03.2020 Returnee in Karnataka discharged on 16.04.2020 Recovered and 2 Hindupur 36 F Mecca Returnee 29.03.2020 discharged on 16.04.2020 Primary contact of Mecca Returnee (Died on 3 Hindupur 60 M 04.04.2020 04.04.2020 at GGH, Ananthapuram) Recovered Hindupur, Housing Primary Contact of No.3 4 29 M 05.04.2020 and Board Colony Patient(SON) discharged on Hindupur, Housing Primary Contact of No.3 21.04.2020 5 85 F 05.04.2020 Board Colony Patient(Mother) Hindupur, Driver of Ambulance of No.3 6 32 M 05.04.2020 Mukkidipeta Patient Anantapur, nd Senior Resident Doctor who 7 Ramnagar ,2 30 M 08.04.2020 treated No.3 Patient cross Anantapur, Jesus House Surgeon who treated 8 24 M 08.04.2020 Nagar No.3 Patient Anantapur, 80 Ft Staff Nurse who has given 9 33 F 08.04.2020 Road,Sri Nagar nursing care to No.3 Patient Anantapur, Sai Staff Nurse who has given 10 31 F 08.04.2020 Nagar nursing care to No.3 Patient Recovered Hindupur, Close Physical Contact with 11 39 M 08.04.2020 and Mukkidipeta confirmed case discharged on 21.04.2020 Hindupur, Close Physical Contact with 12 36 M 08.04.2020 Mukkidipeta confirmed case Ananthapuramu GGH, IP20- 18654, date of Admit: Kalyanadurgam, 13 70 M 06.04.2020 12.50 PM Patient 08.04.2020 Manirevu(v) Died on 07.04.2020 at 3.00 PM Admitted in GGH, ATP on 14 Kothacheruvu 58 M 07.04.2020 with severe ill 09.04.2020 health Lakshminarasayya Staff Nurse in GGH who 15 colony, 24 F 09.04.2020 treated case no.3 Anantapuramu Working as Tahsildar, Rolla, Pulakunta(Panchay 16 48 F supervision of door to door 13.04.2020 at), Hindupur(m) survey 2 Patient Gende Date of Town Age(Y) Travel / Contact Details Remarks No. r Reporting 7 Hills Colony,Naik Doctor who treated Patient 17 32 F 13.04.2020 Nagar, Anantapur no.13 Mukkidipeta, Delhi Returnee from 18 36 M 14.04.2020 Hindupur containment area Dr.No.3-1-6, Primary Contact of Patient 19 21 F 14.04.2020 Hindupur no.6 Pulakunta(Panchay Primary Contact(Husband) of 14.04.2020 20 49 M at), Hindupur(m) Patient no.16 3rd Road, 14.04.2020 21 35 F Doctor in Microbiology Lab Ananthapuramu Vidya 16.04.2020 22 34 M Voluntary testing Nagar,Hindupur Kalyanadurgam, 16.04.2020 23 55 F Wife of Patient no.13 Manirevu(v) Her husband Vannurappa admitted in SV Hospital, Gantedoddi Ananthapuramu on Habitation, 24 48 F 03.04.2020 for the treatment 16.04.2020 Perugupalyam(GP), of throat cancer, at that time Settur(m) patient no. 13 was also admitted in that hospital. Kalyanadurgam, 16.04.2020 25 20 F Daughter of Patient no.13 Manirevu(v) Hasnabad, 16.04.2020 26 38 M Voluntary testing Hindupur Pulakunta(Panchay Primary contact(Son) of 18.04.2020 27 20 M at), Hindupur(m) patient no.16 ASI 1238 of Parigi PS who was suffering from liver Ningampalli, problem,, asthma and heart 28 53 M 19.04.2020 Hindupur problems and passed away and later taken samples and tested positive SVIT(GGH) Quarantine 29 Gujarath 17 M 19.04.2020 centre, ATP Rassoolpurvadi, SVIT(GGH) Quarantine 30 21 M 19.04.2020 Gujarath centre, ATP Ramaswamy Got admitted in GGH, Temple area, Ananthapuramu with the 31 48 F 19.04.2020 Antony Street complaint of chest pain on Guntakal 11.04.2020 32 Rapthadu 36 M RDT, Bathalapalli 19.04.2020 CPI Colony, Servant maid of Patient no 33 40 F 19.04.2020 Hindupur 16 Dr.No.19-3-577 , 3rd cross, Bhavani Primary Contact of Patient 34 27 M 20.04.2020 Nagar,old Town no.31 Ananthapuramu Dr.No.19-3-577 , 3rd cross, Bhavani Primary Contact of Patient 35 22 F 20.04.2020 Nagar,old Town no.31 Ananthapuramu Boyapeta, Primary contact(Wife) of 36 22 F 20.04.2020 Hindupur Patient no. 22 W/o Fakruddin, 37 Azad Nagar, 50 F GGH ATP 21.04.2020 Hindupur S/o Suleman Bai, 38 72 M DH, Hindupur 21.04.2020 Mangrol, Gujarat DETAILS OF THE POSITIVE CASES AS ON 21.04.2020 Last 24 District Total Active Discharged Deceased Hours Ananthapuramu 5 38 28 7 3 3 Containment Zones Details No. of No. of Date of No. of HH in Sl.N Containmen No. of Name of Mandal/ULB Check Enforcemen Containment o. t Zones (Red clusters Containment Zones Posts t Zone Zone) Tippu khan Street 2 31.03.2020 643 & Periphery HB Colony & 2 04.04.2020 1194 Periphery Hasnabad & 2 04.04.2020 1843 1 Hindupur ULB 1 7 Periphery 2 Mukkidipeta 05.04.2020 878 2 MF Road 11.04.2020 976 2 Vidya nagar 16.04.2020 886 2 CPI Colony 19.04.2020 1352 RTC II colony, Hindupur 2 1 1 2 Pulakunta 13.04.2020 164 Rural Panchayath 2 Ram Nagar 08.04.2020 355 2 Sai Nagar 08.04.2020 398 2 Maruthi Nagar 08.04.2020 280 Ananthapura 190 3 7 7 Lakshmi Narasaiah mu ULB 2 09.04.2020 (Rural-45 colony Urban-145) 7 Hills Colony, Naik 2 Nagar(ward no. 45, 13.04.2020 380 46, 48 & 49) 2 3rd Road, 14.04.2020 401 3rd Cross,Bhavani 2 20.04.2020 284 Nagar, Old Town Manireuv(V), Kalyanadurga 4 1 1 2 Obulapuram, 08.04.2020 340 m Kalyanadurgam(M) Gantedoddi, Vaddipalyam, Parlachedu & 5 Setturu 1 1 2 16.04.2020 560 Kadappagari Tota, Buddaiahdoddi, Perugupalyam, Boyaveedi, Medaraveedi, Basavanna Katta, Ediga Veedi, 6 Kothacheruvu 1 1 2 09.04.2020 685 Dargha street, Ravoof Street, Chinna Masjid Veedhi. Ramaswamy 7 Guntakal 1 1 2 Temple area, 19.04.2020 445 Antony Street 8 Kanaganipalli 1 1 2 Konapuram 19.04.2020 400 9 Rapthadu 1 1 2 Rapthadu 19.04.2020 935 TOTAL 15 21 42 12,614 4 1. Status of Samples CoViD-19 in District Login(VRDL+VLM) on 21.04.2020 Covid-19 Sample Testing Centers Daily report Results awaited No of No of Samples Total Samples No of referred No of Sl Cumilativ No of No of Sampl Samples Total Name of the received samples from Samples N e Results Positi Negat es yet to (9+10 Testing Lab upto receive collection receive o declared ves ive under be ) previous d today centers for d proces process day confirmatio (3+4+5) s ed n 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 GMC ANANTHAP 1 1888 116 0 2004 1519 36 1483 245 240 485 URAMU VRDL CoViD-19 Sample Collection Centers Daily Report Covid-19 Sample Testing Centers Daily report Trunat No of No of No of Results awaited samples Samples sample Cumulati Sl Name of the Results referred No of Rej Collected s ve No of Sampl N collection declare to VRDL Negativ ect upto Collect Samples Samples es yet Tota o centre d for e ed previous ed Collected under to be l { 10 confirmati day today process proce + 11) ons ssed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Ananthapur 1 232 42 274 163 1 163 - 26 84 110 amu Trunat Hindupur 2 74 104 178 37 - 37 - 2 139 141 Trunat Kadiri 3 120 61 181 27 - 27 - 2 152 154 Trunat RDT, 4 Battalapalli 150 104 254 116 - 116 - 34 104 138 Trunat Total 576 311 887 343 1 343 0 64 479 543 S.No. ABSTRACT 1 No. of Samples Collected for Testing 2891 2 No. of Samples tested through Truenat(4) 887 3 No. of Samples Tested through VRDL 2004 4 Results Declared 1862 5 No. of Positive cases 36 6 No. of Negative cases 1826 7 Results Awaiting 1028 5 2. Hospital Admission details (CoViD Suspects) as on 21.04.2020 No of No of Sl. Total No. of Name of the Hospital Admissions up to Admissio No. of discharges Net No. admissions previous day ns today 235 Discharges 06 Deaths 01 Referral 26 GGH to Higher Centre( (19- 1 277 6 283 Ananathapur Kurnool) Transferred Isolation,7- to Chest ward-13 & ICU) RDT BTP-02 76+1 COVID Negative death District Hospital due to MI on 09 2 83 4 87 Hindupur 26.3.2020 + 1 (Isolation) death at causality on 18.04.2020 Saveera Hospital, 3 16 0 16 0 16 Ananthapuramu RDT Hospital, 4 11 3 14 0 14 Bathalapalli 304+8 death cases+1 referred TOTAL to Kurnool+10 Tr to chest ward 3. Foreign/Delhi Returnees Details FOREIGN RETURNEES DELHI RETURNEES Description Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Total. No. of 436 424 860 9 45 54 Returnees No of Returnees 436 424 860 8 40 48 under Home isolation No of Returnees 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hospitalized No.of Returnees in 0 0 0 1 5 6 Quarantine Centers A)Home Quarantine duration FRs within < 14 days 0 0 0 0 0 0 FRs within 15 – 28 24 20 44 9 45 54 days FRs who have 412 404 816 0 0 0 completed 28 days B)Returnee Contacts No.
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