6,818 cases, 153 die in Haryana

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Chandigarh, May 19

In all, 6,818 new Covid cases were reported on Wednesday, taking the tally to 7.17 lakh. Besides, 153 more persons died.

In all, 22 persons died in Karnal, 15 in Gurugram, 14 in Hisar, 10 in Panipat, nine each in Faridabad and Ambala, eight in Bhiwani, seven each in Rohtak, Kaithal and Jind, and six each in Sonepat and Yamunanagar.

At 1,161, Gurugram reported the maximum cases, followed by Hisar (565), Sonepat (492), Faridabad (435) and Panipat (407). In all, 11,821 persons got cured in the past 24 hours, while the active cases reduced to 70,758. — TNS

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