City Wise Coronavirus(COVID-19) Statistics

District wise details of Positive cases of Covid19 for Meghalaya, india

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Meghalaya Covid-19 Cases

Total

Active - 463

Confirmed - 96,264

Deaths - 1,613
Cured/Discharged/Migrated - 94,188
#DistrictActiveConfirmedDeathCure
East Khasi Hills 1,981 34,271
256
 837
7
 31,453
76
West Garo Hills 524 8,461
40
 65 7,872
82
Ribhoi 437 8,344
28
 66 7,841
56
West Jaintia Hills 443 5,599
25
 105
1
 5,051
39
West Khasi Hills 626 3,049
67
 39
2
 2,384
87
East Jaintia Hills 63 2,228
13
 28 2,137
3
South West Khasi Hills 219 1,951
16
 12 1,720
14
South West Garo Hills 48 1,792
7
 15 1,729
7
East Garo Hills 56 1,761
1
 9 1,696
2
North Garo Hills 54 1,622
3
 8 1,560
12
South Garo Hills 45 1,154
7
 11 1,098
6

As of Fri Aug 19 2022 20:35:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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