Tumkuru reports first COVID-19 death; third in state


Team Udayavani, Mar 27, 2020, 1:43 PM IST

Tumkuru: In the third case of coronavirus-related fatality reported from Karnataka, a 65-year-old man passed away at the district hospital here on Friday, March 27 morning.

The deceased, a native of Sira was admitted to the district hospital here on March 24. Deputy commissioner Dr Rakesh Kumar confirmed the death news of the COVID-19 patient.

The person had no travel history to any foreign country, but had gone to Delhi and returned by train earlier this month, following which he developed certain symptoms, a senior district official said.

The first coronavirus-related death was reported from Kalaburagi while the second was reported from Chikkaballpur.

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