Virudhunagar district on Sunday recorded 260 new COVID-29 cases and the discharge of 306 persons.

With the death of four patients – two men and two women – the death toll in the district increased to 491.

The total number of positive cases stands at 42,693 and discharges at 39,203.

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Virudhunagar registers four more deaths