DK, Udupi report 24 new Covid-19 +ve cases

Returnees from Maharashtra contributed to 18 of the 24 positive cases that the coastal districts of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi recorded on Sunday, a day that Karnataka saw its single largest spike in Covid19 cases at 299. Incidentally, the districts with close ties to Maharashtra in general and Mumbai shared 18 cases equally among them, while three were from international returnees and rest due to contact with a positive case.

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