165 new Covid cases in J&K

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:44 AM Nov 08, 2021 IST

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Srinagar, November 7

Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday recorded 165 fresh cases of Covid-19, raising its tally to 3,33,076, officials said.

No death due to the infection was reported from the Union Territory in the past 24 hours, they added.

Of the fresh cases, nine were from the Jammu division and 156 from the Kashmir division. Srinagar district recorded the highest 87 cases, followed by 26 cases in Baramulla district, they added.

There were 1,153 active cases in the UT, while the number of recovered patients stood at 3,27,483, the officials said.

The death toll in the UT stood at 4,440. There are 49 confirmed cases of mucormycosis (black fungus) and no fresh case has been reported since Friday evening. — PTI

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