Odisha records highest single day recovery with discharge of 4388 Covid patients
Bhubaneswar: Odisha has recorded the highest single day recovery with the discharge of 4388 Covid patients from different hospitals in the state on Friday, informed the State Health and Family Welfare Department.
As many as 744 persons from Khordha, 496 from Cuttack, 183 from Puri, 179 from Nuapada, 74 from Bargarh, 167 from Jharsuguda, 159 from Jajapur, 144 from Anugul, 142 from Baleswar, 138 from Rayagada,128 from Sundargarh, 126 from Kandhamal, 115 from Jagatsinghpu,r 115 from Nabarangpur ,114 from Sambalpur, 109 from Mayurbhan,j 101 from Boudh, 100 from Kendrapara, 89 from Bhadrak,88 from Koraput ,73 from Keonjhar, 57 from Dhenkanal, 56 from Sonepur, 49 from Ganjam, 47 from Balangir, 44 from Nayagarh, 43 from Kalahandi, 40 from Malkangiri, 32 from Gajapati, 10 from Deogarh and 326 from State pool have been recovered from the deadly virus today, the Health Dept said.
The total recovered cases of Odisha now stand at 1,65,432, the Health Dept tweeted.
Happy to share that in the fight against Covid, Odisha has recorded the highest single day recovery with the discharge of 4388 Covid patients today.
The total recovered cases of Odisha now stand at 165432.
744 from Khordha
496 from Cuttack
183 from Puri
179 from Nuapada— H & FW Dept Odisha (@HFWOdisha) September 25, 2020
88 from Koraput
73 from Keonjhar
57 from Dhenkanal
56 from Sonepur
49 from Ganjam
47 from Bolangir
44 from Nayagarh
43 from Kalahandi
40 from Malkangiri
32 from Gajapati
10 from Deogarh
326 from State— H & FW Dept Odisha (@HFWOdisha) September 25, 2020
Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik expressed his pleasure for the highest single day COVID19 recoveries in the state. He also appreciated the health professionals and Covid warriors for their dedication to combat the deadly virus.
“Happy to share that #Odisha has recorded its highest single day #COVID19 recoveries with 4388 patients recuperating in a day. Appreciate the health professionals and #CovidWarriors who are working dedicatedly and making huge sacrifices to save precious lives,” he tweeted.
Ms Kalinga