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16 fresh cases take Ambala’s COVID-19 tally to 344

32 are active cases

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Tribune News Service
Ambala, July 2

Sixteen fresh COVID-19 cases were reported here on Thursday, taking the district tally to 344.

Civil Surgeon Dr Kuldeep Singh said 13 fresh cases were from Ambala City, 11 of whom were contacts of Covid patients, while three were from Ambala Cantonment.

Two patients were tested positive after being found with ILI symptoms during the ongoing survey, one was having travel history, and two, including a chemist in Ambala Cantonment, were tested positive during routine check-up.

Meanwhile, 16 more patients were discharged after being cured on Thursday, taking the active cases to 32.

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