District wise coronavirus cases in Arunachal Pradesh, India

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District wise details of Positive cases of Covid19 for Arunachal Pradesh, india

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Arunachal Pradesh Covid-19 Cases

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Active - 2,713

Confirmed - 32,483

Deaths - 158

Cured/Discharged/Migrated - 29,612

District	Active	Confirmed	Death	Cure
Papum Pare	545	11,009	61	10,403
Changlang	252	2,785	11	2,522
West Kameng	280	1,931	8	1,643
East Siang	148	1,821	12	1,661
Lower Dibang Valley	109	1,597	7	1,481
Tawang	84	1,553	13	1,456
Lohit	150	1,433	12	1,271
Namsai	196	1,413	8	1,209
Lower Subansiri	167	1,385	6	1,212
West Siang	44	1,176	4	1,128
Upper Subansiri	110	1,039	3	926
Tirap	27	741	3	711
East Kameng	124	711	0	587
Upper Siang	67	631	0	564
Anjaw	76	621	0	545
Lower Siang	28	460	6	426
Lepa Rada	34	453	1	418
Longding	72	397	0	325
Kurung Kumey	112	279	0	167
Pakke Kessang	17	232	0	215
Upper Dibang Valley	-	196	1	214
Siang	7	178	2	169
Kamle	16	157	0	141
Kra Daadi	62	155	0	93
Shi Yomi	5	130	0	125

As of Fri Jun 18 2021 15:35:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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