J&K Reports 4 More Covid-19 Deaths, Toll 1432

577 More Test Covid-19 Positive

Srinagar: At least four more people succumbed to coronavirus in Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday, taking the number of virus related fatalities across the Union Territory to 1432.

Three more people succumbed to the deadly infection in Jammu division while one death due to coronavirus was reported in the Kashmir valley, officials said. Among the three victims from Jammu region, two were residents of Jammu district and one Doda.

Among others the victims included a 40-year-old man from Satwari, an 82-year-old man from Paloura Jammu. The victim from Valley was a resident of Anantnag, they said.

With these deaths, the fatality count has reached 956 in Valley and 476 in Jammu region.

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Srinagar district with 345 deaths tops the list followed by Jammu (248), Baramulla (138), Budgam (91), Pulwama (79), Kupwara (71), Anantnag (74), Kulgam (46), Bandipora(45), Rajouri (45), Doda (44), Shopian (35), Ganderbal (32), Kathua (30), Udhampur (28), Samba (25), Poonch (23), Kishtwar(14), Ramban (12), and Reasi (7).

577 More Test Covid-19 Positive

Jammu and Kashmir reported on Saturday 577 fresh cases of coronavirus, including thirty travelers, taking the total number of people infected by the virus in the Union territory to 91329.

According to the officials, 364 new cases of Covid-19 were detected in Kashmir valley on Saturday and 213 in Jammu division.

Giving the district wise details, officials said, Srinagar reported 122 cases, Budgam 50, Baramulla 47, Pulwama 12, Kupwara 45, Anantnag 27, Bandipora 24, Ganderbal 12, Kulgam 11, Shopian 6, Jammu 116, Rajouri 7, Udhampur 8, Doda 33, Kathua 8, Poonch 9, Samba 7, Kishtwar 13, Ramban 7and Reasi 5.

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