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Total Cases (22.10.2020) 12097 TIRUCHIRAPPALLI DISTRICT - COVID 19 STATUS TOTAL CASES (22.10.2020) 12097 ACTIVE CASES 587 DEATH 167 DISCHARGES 11343 DISCHARGES DISCHARGE FROM HOME ISOLATION (RHQ) 1707 DISCHARGE MGMGH TRICHY 5175 BDU CCC 1367 APOLLO TRICHY 175 ATHMA TRICHY 2 AJ HOSPITAL MANAPPARAI 3 ABC TRICHY 8 DR. G VISWANATHAN HOSPITAL TRICHY 95 KMC TRICHY 609 KAVI HOSPITAL TRICHY 23 MANGALAM TRICHY 11 MARUTHI TRICHY 226 NEURO ONE TRICHY 70 PANKAJAM SEETARAM TRICHY 76 QMED TRICHY 16 RAILWAY HOSPITAL PONMALAI 125 RNR HOSPITALS ,TRICHY 4 RGH TRICHY 93 SINDHUJA TRICHY 207 SRI KUMARAN HOSPITAL 1 SMS HOSPITAL TRICHY 4 SRM TRICHY 440 STAR KIMS TRICHY 32 SUNDARAM TRICHY 322 TMCH TRICHY 63 VELAN HOSPITAL 27 VENKATESWARA TV KOIL 22 BANGARU NURSING HOME 1 CHENNAI APPASAMY HOSPITAL 1 CHENNAI BILLROTH HOSPITAL 1 CHENNAI CHETINADU 1 CHENNAI CSI KALYANI HOSPITAL 1 CHENNAI DEEPAM HOSPITAL 4 CHENNAI DR.RELA HOSPITAL 3 CHENNAI GLOBAL HOSPITAL 1 CHENNAI JAWAHAR COLLEGE (CCC) 2 CHENNAI KAMACHI HOSPITAL 2 CHENNAI KMC 7 CHENNAI MMM HOSPITAL 5 CHENNAI MEHTA HOSPITAL 1 CHENNAI OXYMED 1 CHENNAI GUINDY COVID HOSPITAL 1 CHENNAI RAMACHANDRA HOSPITAL 1 CHENNAI STANLEY HOSPITAL 5 CHENNAI SIDDHA HOSPITAL, SAALIGRAMAM, 1 CHENNAI SRM 3 DISCHARGE CHENNAI SAVEETHA HOSPITAL 1 CHENNAI SUNDARAM HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 1 CHENNAI VHS HOSPITAL 1 CHENNAI VKM HOSPITAL 1 CHILD JESUS TRICHY 1 COIMBATORE ,CHENNAI HOSPITAL 1 COIMBATORE ESI HOSPITAL 3 COIMBATORE GANGA HOSPITAL 2 COIMBATORE HINDUSTAN HOSPITAL 2 COIMBATORE KARUNYA HOSPITAL 2 COIMBATORE KMCH 10 COIMBATORE KODISIYA 1 COIMBATORE KONGANA HOLISTIC SIDDHA 1 COIMABATORE ONE CARE HOSPITAL 1 COIMBATORE PSG 7 COIMBATORE ROYAL CARE 1 COIMBATORE ROYAL PEARL 1 DINDIGUL JOSEPH HOSPITAL 3 Dr.BHUVANESHWARI NURSING HOME 1 ERODE IRT HOSPITAL 2 GH ATHUR 1 GH ARIYALUR 1 GH ARUPPUKOTTAI 1 GH CHIDAMBARAM 1 GH COIMBATORE 3 GH CUDDALORE 1 GH DINDIGUL 4 GH ERODE 1 GH KALLAKURICHI 1 GH KARUR 46 GH MADURAI 4 GH MAYILADUTHURAI 1 GH NAGAPATTINAM 1 GH NAMAKKAL 42 GH NILGRIS 4 GH PALANI 2 GH PERAMBALUR 13 GH PERUNDURAI 1 GH PUDUKOTTAI 23 GH RAJAPALYAM 1 GH RAMNADU 1 GH SALEM 4 GH SIVAGANGAI 4 GH TANJAVUR 4 GH THENI 2 GH THIRUVARUR 2 GH TUTICORIN 1 GH TIRUNELVELI 1 GH VELLORE 2 GH VILLUPURAM 1 GH VIRUDHUNAGAR 1 HOTEL THE SCARLET, T.V. KOVIL 6 ILLUPUR GH 2 JAIL 2 JANET HOSPITAL, TRICHY 2 JAYAM HOSPITAL TRICHY 2 KARUR AMARAVATHI HOSPITAL 1 KULITHALAI GH 13 MADURAI APOLLO 4 DISCHARGE MADURAI ASHITA NEOWAY INDIA 4 MADURAI BGM HOSPITAL 1 MADURAI HARSHITA HOSPITAL 6 MADURAI KENNET HOSPITAL 1 MADURAI LAKSHMANA HOSPITAL 1 MADURAI MEENAKSHI MISSION HOSPITAL 6 MADURAI NITHILA HOSPITAL 1 MADURAI PREETHI HOSPITAL 1 MADURAI RACKS HOSPITAL 1 MADURAI VIKRAM HOSPITAL 1 MADURAI VADAMALAIYAN HOSPITAL 1 MADURAI VELAMMAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, 5 MADURAI GURU HOSPITAL 1 MANAPPARAI GH 2 NAMAKKAL CCC 2 NAMAKKAL RAMALINGAM HOSPITAL 1 NAMAKKAL MAHARAJA HOSPITAL 2 NAMAKKAL AKSHAYA HOSPITAL 3 NAMAKKAL MM HOSPITAL 5 NAMAKKAL VKR HOSPITAL 1 NAMAKKAL THANGAM HOSPITAL 5 NAVALPATTU GH 1 PERAMBALUR DHANALAKSMI SRINIVASAN HOSPITAL 33 PERUNDURAI IRT 2 PONDY JIPMER 7 PUDUKOTTAI B WELL HOSPITAL 2 PUDUKOTTAI MUTHU MEENATCHI HOSPITAL 1 RAMAKRISHNA HOSPITAL, WORAIYUR 2 SALEM CCC 1 SALEM DHARAN HOSPITAL, 3 SALEM GEETH RAGUNATH HOSPITAL ATTUR 4 SALEM GOKULAM HOSPITAL 3 SALEM KAVERI HOSPITAL 2 SALEM VINAYAGA MISSION HOSPITAL 1 SALEM PRIYAM HOSPITAL 4 SRIRANGAM GH 3 TANJORE KG HOSPITAL, 2 TENKASI CCC (THANGAPALAYAM POLY.CLG) 3 TENKASI SHANTHI HOSPITAL 1 THANJAVUR CCC 2 THANJAVUR MEDICAL COLLEGE 8 THANJAVUR NATIONAL PHARMA HOSPITAL 1 THANJAVUR MEENAKSHI MISSION HOSPITAL 6 THANJAVUR OUR LADY HOSPITAL 1 THENI RAM MULTI SPECIALITY HOSPITAL 1 TIRUCHENGODE VIVEKANANDAN HOSPITAL 1 THIRUVERUMBUR GH 1 VELLORE CMC 1 TOTAL 9636 ACTIVE CASES HOME ISOLATION (HQ) 65 HOME FOLLOW UP AFTER DISCHARGE 143 ADMISSION MGMGH TRICHY 247 BDU CCC 1 APOLLO TRICHY 10 ATHMA TRICHY 1 DR. G VISWANATHAN HOSPITAL TRICHY 3 KMC TRICHY 21 KAVI HOSPITAL TRICHY 3 MARUTHI TRICHY 8 NEURO ONE TRICHY 2 PANKAJAM SEETARAM TRICHY 3 RAILWAY HOSPITAL PONMALAI 10 RGH TRICHY 3 SINDHUJA TRICHY 4 SRM TRICHY 19 STAR KIMS TRICHY 2 SUNDARAM TRICHY 18 TMCH TRICHY 4 VELAN HOSPITAL 2 CHENNAI KILPAUK MEDICAL COLLEGE 1 CHENNAI STANLEY HOSPITAL 1 CHENNAI SRM 1 COIMBATORE ,CHENNAI HOSPITAL 1 COIMBATORE PSG 1 GH SALEM 1 GH THIRUVARUR 1 MADURAI VELAMMAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, 2 NAMAKKAL CCC 3 NAMAKKAL MM HOSPITAL 1 NAMAKKAL THANGAM HOSPITAL 1 PATTUKOTTAI DRAVIDAN HOSPITAL 1 PERAMBALUR DHANALAKSMI SRINIVASAN HOSPITAL 1 PONDY JIPMER 1 VELLORE CMC 1 TOTAL 379 Tiruchirappalli District COVID -19 Positive Report (Upto 22.10.2020) TOTAL CASES DISCHARGES DEATH Active Upto Upto HOSPITAL/C TOTAL HOME S.No Block Name Previous Today Previous Today Death CC/HOME Active ISOLATION Day Day FOLLOW UP 1 Ariyamangalam 1142 1148 1069 1075 22 51 42 9 2 K.Abishekapuram 2337 2345 2198 2212 31 102 92 10 3 Ponmalai (Golden Rock) 1851 1855 1740 1749 16 90 80 10 4 Srirangam 1561 1567 1459 1461 23 83 80 3 Corporation Total 6891 6915 6466 6497 92 326 294 32 1 Andhanalllur 304 307 287 288 3 16 14 2 2 Lalgudi 522 526 495 500 6 20 18 2 3 Manapparai 498 498 465 468 9 21 18 3 4 Manikandam 485 490 453 455 2 33 30 3 5 Mannachanallur 678 685 638 640 12 33 29 4 6 Marungapuri 213 214 203 203 5 6 5 1 7 Musiri 330 332 311 314 3 15 15 0 8 Pullambadi 260 264 248 252 3 9 6 3 9 T.Pet 227 227 206 208 4 15 13 2 10 Thiruverambur 641 645 579 583 15 47 38 9 11 Thottiyam 203 203 182 187 4 12 9 3 12 Thuraiyur 398 398 375 376 6 16 15 1 13 Uppiliyapuram 219 219 212 212 1 6 6 0 14 Vaiyampatty 132 132 127 128 0 4 4 0 Rural Total 5110 5140 4781 4814 73 253 220 33 Other District 41 42 31 32 2 8 8 0 Grand Total 12042 12097 11278 11343 167 587 522 65 NOTE : 5 Cases have been cross notified into Trichy District,8 Cases have been cross notified to thier respective Districts. COVID -19 Today Declared Cases Report - 22.10.2020 S.No Zone Ward Area Case 1 ARIYAMANGALAM 23 PALAKKARAI 1 2 ARIYAMANGALAM 23 KAJA PETTAI 1 3 ARIYAMANGALAM 33 SANGILIYANDAPURAM 1 4 ARIYAMANGALAM 33 SUBRAMANIYAPURAM 2 5 ARIYAMANGALAM 61 KATTUR 1 6 K ABISHEKAPURAM 52 MGM GH 1 7 K ABISHEKAPURAM 53 RAINBOW NAGAR 1 8 K ABISHEKAPURAM 54 PUTHUR 4 9 K ABISHEKAPURAM 57 WORAIYUR 2 10 PONMALAI 35 KK NAGAR 1 11 PONMALAI 35 VENKATESHWARA NAGAR 1 12 PONMALAI 36 KOTTAPATTU 1 13 PONMALAI 38 K K NAGAR 1 14 SRIRANGAM 3 NARIYAN ST 2 15 SRIRANGAM 4 SANNATHI STREET 1 16 SRIRANGAM 9 PERIYA KADAI VEETHI 2 17 SRIRANGAM 18 VADAKKU THAIYALAKARA ST 1 18 ANDHANALLUR PALUR 1 19 ANDHANALLUR PANAYANKURICHI 1 20 ANDHANALLUR MUTHARASANALLUR 1 21 LALGUDI SENGARAIYUR 1 22 LALGUDI ALANGUDI 1 23 LALGUDI THALAKUDI 1 24 LALGUDI MARIYAMMAN KOIL ST 1 25 MANIKANDAM RAMJI NAGAR 1 26 MANIKANDAM KOTHAMANGALAM 1 27 MANIKANDAM THEERAN NAGAR 1 28 MANIKANDAM KONAR CHATHIRAM 2 29 MANNACHANALLUR THIRUVELLARAI 1 30 MANNACHANALLUR AYYAMPALAYAM 1 31 MANNACHANALLUR PALAIYUR 1 32 MANNACHANALLUR NORTH ST 1 33 MANNACHANALLUR EACHAMPATTI 1 34 MANNACHANALLUR PITCHANDAR KOIL 1 35 MANNACHANALLUR INDIRA NAGAR 1 36 MARUNGAPURI KOVILPATTI 1 37 MUSIRI PARVATHIPURAM 1 38 MUSIRI VELLAKALPATTI 1 39 PULLAMBADI PERUVALAPPUR 1 40 PULLAMBADI UDHAYA NAGAR 2 41 PULLAMBADI MANAKKADU 1 42 THIRUVERUMBUR BHEL 1 43 THIRUVERUMBUR TIRUVALLUVAR NAGAR 1 44 THIRUVERUMBUR ASHOKAR ST 1 45 THIRUVERUMBUR BHEL NAGAR 1 46 OTHER DISTRICT NAMAKKAL 1 TOTAL 55.
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