Covid-19 cases in AP were only 2,944 while the remaining 517 were foreign returnees and those from other states Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh reported 131 new cases of Covid-19, including 61 from other states, on Saturday, taking the gross to 3,461.

According to the government bulletin, Covid-19 cases in AP were only 2,944 while the remaining 517 were foreign returnees and those from other states.

In the last 24 hours ending 9 am on Saturday, 70 cases were added within the state while another 61 came from other states, the bulletin said.

Of the 2,944 cases reported in the state, only 792 were active as 2,092 patients got cured and discharged and another 60 died.

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