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COVID-19 Dated: 04/04/2021 As Of: 03/04/2021(8PM) STATUS of COVID-19 CASES S GOVERNMENTOF TELANGANA OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE MEDIA BULLETIN- COVID-19 Dated: 04/04/2021 As of: 03/04/2021(8PM) STATUS OF COVID-19 CASES S. NO DETAILS NUMBER 1. NO. OF POSITIVE CASES TODAY (CUMULATIVE) 1321 (3,12,140) 2. NO. OF RECOVERED CASES TODAY (CUMULATIVE) 293 (3,02,500) 3. NO. OF DEATHS TODAY (CUMULATIVE) 5 (1717) 4. CASE FATALITY RATE (INDIA) 0.55% (1.3%) 5. RECOVERY RATE (INDIA) 96.91% (93.1%) 6. TOTAL NUMBER OF ACTIVE CASES 7,923 7. NO. OF INDIVIDUALS IN HOME/INSTITUTIONAL ISOLATION 3,866 STATUS OF TESTS S. NO DETAILS NUMBER 1 NO. OF SAMPLES TESTED TODAY (CUMMULATIVE) AGAINST DAILY TESTING TARGET FOR 62,973 TELANGANA AS PER W.H.O. BENCHMARK @ 140 PER MILLION PER DAY, i.e., 5,600 TESTS PER (1,03,92,927) DAY 2 SAMPLES TESTED PER MILLION POPULALATION 2,79,229 3 NO. OF REPORTS AWAITED 2070 STATUS OF CONTACTS S. NO DETAILS NUMBER 1 NO. OF SAMPLES TESTED TODAY 62,973 2 %. OF PRIMARY CONTACTS TESTED TODAY 47.5% 3 %. OF SECONDARY CONTACTS TESTED TODAY 13.4% SAMPLES TESTED ON 03/04/2021 S.NO TYPE OF LAB NO.OF SAMPLES TESTED 1 TOTAL SAMPLES TESTED 62,973 2 GOVERNMENT 53,960 3 PRIVATE 9,013 STATUS OF SYMPTOMATIC / ASYMPTOMATIC S. NO DETAILS NUMBER 1 TOTAL NO. OF POSITIVES 3,12,140 2 %. OF ASYMPTOMATIC CASES 78.5% 3 %. OF SYMPTOMATIC CASES 21.5% AGE AND GENDER WISE DISTRIBUTION OF POSITIVE CASES AGE WISE POSITIVE CASES % S.NO. AGE GROUP TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 Upto 10 Years 2.7 1.4 1.3 2 11 - 20 Years 10.5 5.6 5.0 3 21 - 30 Years 21.6 13.4 8.2 4 31 - 40 Years 21.6 14.2 7.4 5 41 - 50 Years 17.6 11.0 6.5 6 51 - 60 Years 14.5 8.8 5.7 7 61 - 70 Years 7.8 4.8 3.0 8 71 - 80 Years 2.9 1.9 1.0 9 81 & above 0.8 0.5 0.3 Total 100 61.5 38.5 COMORBIDITIES STATUS AMONG DEATHS PERCENTAGE OF DEATHS DUE TO COVID-19 44.31 PERCENTAGE OF DEATHS DUE TO COMORBIDITIES 55.69 TESTING FACILITIES TYPE OF TEST Government Private RT-PCR / CBNAAT / TRUENAT 20 60 RAPID ANTIGEN TESTING CENTERS 1064 - DISTRICT WISE POSITIVE CASES S NO. DISTRICT NAME TODAY 1. ADILABAD 30 2. BHADRADRI KOTHAGUDEM 6 3. GHMC 320 4. JAGITYAL 46 5. JANGAON 13 6. JAYASHANKAR BHUPALPALLY 12 7. JOGULAMBA GADWAL 6 8. KAMAREDDY 15 9. KARIMNAGAR 41 10. KHAMMAM 23 11. KOMARAMBHEEM ASIFABAD 11 12. MAHABOOBNAGAR 30 13. MAHABUBABAD 13 14. MANCHERIAL 24 15. MEDAK 14 16. MEDCHAL MALKAJIGIRI 144 17. MULUGU 2 18. NAGARKURNOOL 14 19. NALGONDA 28 20. NARAYANPET 11 21. NIRMAL 64 22. NIZAMABAD 96 23. PEDDAPALLI 14 24. RAJANNA SIRICILLA 35 25. RANGAREDDY 121 26. SANGAREDDY 49 27. SIDDIPET 23 28. SURYAPET 19 29. VIKARABAD 15 30. WANAPARTHY 10 31. WARANGAL RURAL 8 32. WARANGAL URBAN 43 33. YADADRI BHONIGIR 21 TOTAL 1321 LAST SEVEN DAYS CASES NAME OF THE DISTRICT 03-04 02-04 01-04 31-03 30-03 29-03 28-03 ADILABAD 30 25 18 13 12 10 7 BHADRADRI KOTHAGUDEM 6 6 7 6 6 5 2 GHMC 320 283 254 201 184 145 146 JAGITYAL 46 40 35 56 19 20 9 JANGAON 13 8 11 9 6 5 4 JAYASHANKAR BHUPALPALLY 12 12 7 5 5 4 1 JOGULAMBA GADWAL 6 8 6 6 3 4 3 KAMAREDDY 15 23 15 27 6 0 0 KARIMNAGAR 41 34 29 23 23 12 10 KHAMMAM 23 20 22 16 17 10 5 KOMARAMBHEEM ASIFABAD 11 2 5 7 6 1 2 MAHABOOBNAGAR 30 24 18 22 23 10 11 MAHABUBABAD 13 6 7 8 6 3 4 MANCHERIAL 24 21 15 11 13 9 6 MEDAK 14 12 8 9 8 6 1 MEDCHAL MALKAJIGIRI 144 113 110 79 61 46 40 MULUGU 2 1 1 2 5 1 0 NAGARKURNOOL 14 12 8 7 9 9 6 NALGONDA 28 33 24 21 24 14 7 NARAYANPET 11 7 5 6 5 0 2 NIRMAL 64 40 39 78 30 9 5 NIZAMABAD 96 75 64 45 48 23 10 PEDDAPALLI 14 11 12 9 9 8 5 RAJANNA SIRICILLA 35 15 14 12 7 5 6 RANGAREDDY 121 104 97 76 45 28 34 SANGAREDDY 49 46 29 36 21 9 24 SIDDIPET 23 14 18 21 13 8 7 SURYAPET 19 13 18 10 16 9 8 VIKARABAD 15 10 20 12 8 8 7 WANAPARTHY 10 10 8 10 6 5 6 WARANGAL RURAL 8 8 7 9 6 8 5 WARANGAL URBAN 43 27 19 23 17 19 9 YADADRI BHONIGIR 21 15 15 12 17 10 11 COVID TESTING LABORATORIES (RT-PCT, CBNAAT, TRUENAT) S.NO NAME OF GOVERNMENT LABORATORY TYPE OF TEST 1 GANDHI MEDICAL COLLEGE, SECUNDERABAD RT-PCR 2 OSMANIA MEDICAL COLLEGE, HYDERABAD RT-PCR 3 SIR RONALD ROSS OF TROPICAL & COMMUNICABLE DISEASES, HYDERABAD RT-PCR 4 NIZAM’S INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, HYDERABAD RT-PCR 5 INSTITUTE OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE, HYDERABAD RT-PCR 6 ESIC MEDICAL COLLEGE, HYDERABAD RT-PCR 7 KAKATIYA MEDICAL COLLEGE, WARANGAL RT-PCR 8 CENTRE FOR CELLULAR & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, HYDERABAD RT-PCR 9 CENTRE FOR DNA FINGERPRINTING & DIAGNOSTICS, HYDERABAD RT-PCR 10 RAILWAY HOSPITAL, LALLAGUDA, SECUNDERABAD RT-PCR 11 RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, ADILABAD CBNAAT 12 GOVERNMENT GENERAL HOSPITAL, NIZAMABAD CBNAAT 13 GOVERNMENT GENERAL HOSPITAL, SURYAPET CBNAAT 14 AH HOSPITAL, GADWAL CBNAAT 15 AREA HOSPITAL, KOTHAGUDEM CBNAAT 16 DISTRICT HOSPITAL, KARIMNAGAR CBNAAT 17 GOVERNMENT GENERAL HOSPITAL SIDDIPET RT-PCR 18 GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE MAHABUBNAGAR RT-PCR 19 CHC Asifabad CBNAAT 20 DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL & MEDICAL COLLEGE,NALGONDA RT-PCR PRIVATE LABORATORIES 1 Aarthi scans pvt ltd RT - PCR 2 Acclin labs, Hyderabad RT - PCR 3 Asian Institute of Gastroenterology (AIG) RT - PCR 4 American Institute of Pathology and Laboratory Sciences Pvt Ltd. (AIPLSPL) RT - PCR 5 Apollo Health & Lifestyle RT - PCR 6 Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Central Lab RT - PCR 7 Apollo Jubilee Hills RT - PCR 8 Avigna laboratories LLP RT - PCR 9 Bhaskar Medical College and Bhaskar General Hospital, RT - PCR 10 Biognosys RT - PCR 11 Chalmeda Medical College, Karimnagar RT - PCR 12 Clinova Pathlabs RT - PCR 13 Continental Hospital CB - NAAT 14 Cytomol Labs, RT - PCR 15 Deccan College of Medical Sciences RT - PCR 16 Gayathri CRL Pvt Ltd RT - PCR 17 Genes & Healthcae Pvt Ltd RT - PCR 18 Global Hospital Lakdikapul CB - NAAT 19 Dr. Iravatham’s Clinical Laboratory CB - NAAT 20 Kamineni Academy of Medical Sciences RT - PCR 21 Kamineni Moula Ali RT - PCR 22 Kamineni Institute of Medical Sciences, Narketpally RT - PCR 23 KIMS RT - PCR 24 Lepra Society RT - PCR 25 Likhithas Diagnostics and specialty Lab RT - PCR 26 LUCID RT - PCR 27 Maheshwara Medical College and Hospital, Patancheru RT - PCR 28 Mallreddy Narayana Multispeciality hospital, central clinical lab RT - PCR 29 Mamata Academy of Medical Sciences RT - PCR 30 Mamatha General Hospital and Super Specialty Hospitals, Central Laboratory, RT - PCR 31 Map My Genome RT - PCR 32 Matrix Diagnostics RT - PCR 33 Mediciti Institute of Medical Sciences, Central Laboratory, Medchal RT - PCR 34 Medicover Hospital Laboratory Services RT - PCR 35 Medics RT - PCR 36 MEGSAN Diagnostics Pvt Ltd RT - PCR 37 Metaphase Medical Diagnostics RT - PCR 38 Neuberg Diagnostics Pvt Ltd RT - PCR 39 Operon Diagnostics RT - PCR 40 Panchasheel Medicaql Services pvt ltd RT - PCR 41 Path Care RT - PCR 42 Prathima Institute of Medical Sciences RT - PCR 43 Rainbow Hospitals RT - PCR 44 Remedies RT - PCR 45 R.V.M. Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre RT - PCR 46 Sage path RT - PCR 47 Sandor Speciality Diagnostic Pvt. Ltd., RT - PCR 48 Satya Diagnostic Centre RT - PCR 49 Shree Krishna Diagnostics RT - PCR 50 SriPath Diagnostics Private ltd RT - PCR 51 SRL Diagnostics Limited RT - PCR 52 Star Hospital TrueNAT 4 53 Surabhi Multi speciality Hospital, Central Laboratory RT - PCR 54 SVS Medical College RT - PCR 55 TENET RT - PCR 56 Umed Clinical Reference Laboratory RT - PCR 57 Vijaya Diagnostics RT - PCR 58 Vimta Labs RT - PCR 59 Virinchi RT - PCR 60 Yashoda Hopsital, Secunderabad RT - PCR List of Rapid Antigen testing centers District wise testing centers HYDERABAD 1 UPHC Bandlaguda 36 UPHC Harrajpenta 71 UPHC Vinayak Nagar 2 UPHC Barkas 37 UPHC Tilak Nagar 72 UPHC Jublihills 3 UPHC Maisaram 38 UPHC Puranapool-I 73 UPHC ESI 4 UPHC Parvathi Nagar 39 UPHC Puranapool-II 74 UPHC Ameerpet 5 UPHC Uppuguda 40 UPHC Panipura 75 UPHC Sanath Nagar 6 UPHC Balagunj 41 UPHC Karwan-II 76 UPHC Punjagutta 7 UPHC Chandulal Baradari 42 UPHC Maharajgunj 77 UPHC Gandhi 8 UPHC Teegalkunta 43 UPHC Dhoodbowli 78 UPHC Bhoiguda 9 UPHC Jahanuma 44 UPHC Kishanbagh 79 UPHC ChuttalBasthi 10 UPHC Charminar 45 UPHC Begum Bazar 80 UPHC Kuttivellodi 11 UPHC Umda Bazar 46 UPHC Afzal Sagar 81 UPHC Chilkalguda 12 UPHC Aliyabad 47 UPHC ChinthalBasthi 82 UPHC Mettuguda 13 UPHC Edi Bazar 48 UPHC Syed Nagar 83 UPHC Mohammadguda 14 UPHC Aman Nagar 49 UPHC Nampally 84 UPHC Tukaram Gate 15 UPHC Panjesha-I 50 UPHC Niloufer 85 UPHC Addagutta 16 UPHC Nayapool 51 UPHC Agapura 86 UPHC Pan Bazar 17 UPHC Taramaidan 52 UPHC Shanti Nagar 87 UPHC Dr. Paul Das 18 UPHC Kamatipura 53 UPHC Khairtabad 88 UPHC Gareeb Nagar 19 UPHC Panjesha-II 54 UPHC Kummarwadi 89 UPHC Bible House 20 UPHC Dabeerpura 55 UPHC Film Nagar 90 UPHCBowenpally 21 UPHC Darulshifa 56 UPHC Gudimalkapur 91 UPHC Tirumalgiri 22 UPHC Azampura 57 UPHC Karwan-I 92 UPHC Picket 23 UPHC Yakutpura-I 58 UPHC Golconda 93 UPHC Bollaram 24 UPHC Yakutpura-II 59 UPHC Gagan Mahal 94 UPHC Rasoolpura 25 UPHC Malakpet 60 UPHC DBR Mills 95 GOVT.
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