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Covid-19: Karnataka sees another spike of 1,105 new cases, 738 in Bengaluru

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Bengaluru: Bengaluru continued to see a sharp spike in covid- 19 cases as 738 more people tested positive on Monday that took the city's tally to 4052 of which 3427 is active.The surge in Bengaluru pushed up the number of positive cases to 1105 across Karnataka.

The total number of cases in Karnataka now stands at 14,295 of which 6382 are active.The death toll stood at 230 as 19 more people died in the 24 hours till 5 pm on Monday.Karnataka, particularly Bengaluru, has seen a sharp rise in cases over the last two weeks indicating the possibility of community transmission and further rise in cases.Estimates by government authorities project that Karnataka will have around 25,000 cases by mid-August.R.Ashok, the revenue minister incharge of.

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