Covid- 19 In JK: One death reported in last 24 hours, toll rises to 4785

Srinagar, Jammu : The Jammu & Kashmir Government in it’s daily Covid Bulletin on Tuesday said that 25 fresh positive cases of novel Corona virus (COVID-19) including 4 from Jammu division and 21 from Kashmir Valley reported till Tuesday evening raised the total number of positive cases to 478972, Stating therein further that one new Covid death reported reported till Monday evening from Jammu division raised J&K’s overall Covid death toll to 4785. .
Government in it’s Tuesday’s Bulletin also said that moreover, 46 more COVID-19 patients have recovered and been discharged from various hospitals including 31 from Jammu division and 15 from Kashmir division, Stating therein further that 6,002 doses of COVID Vaccines have also been administered in the last 24 hours, bringing the cumulative number of doses administered across Jammu and Kashmir to 2,45,41,244.
According to the daily Media Bulletin on novel Corona virus (Covid-19), out of 478972 positive cases, 172are Active Positive (61 in Jammu Division and 111in Kashmir Division), 474015have recovered and 4785 have died; 2352 in Jammu division and 2433in Kashmir division.
Providing district-wise breakup for positive cases for today, the Bulletin informs that in Kashmir division, Srinagar reported 09 cases, Baramulla reported 05 cases, Budgam 01case, Pulwama reported 00 cases, Kupwara reported00 case, Anantnag reported 01 case, Bandipora reported 00case, Ganderbal reported 03 cases, Kulgam reported 02 cases and Shopian reported no fresh cases for today.
In Jammu division, Jammu District reported 03 cases and Kathua reported 01 case while as no other district reported any fresh cases today.
The bulletin informs that in case of any help, the general public can call J&K UT Centralised Health Helpline- Toll Free No. 104.In case of emergency, people can avail free ambulance services 24×7 by calling toll free number 108 while as pregnant women and sick infants can avail free services by dialling toll free number 102, the bulletin reads.
It also informs that the public can reach national helpline by dialling 1075.