India's first COVID patient tests positive again for coronavirus
Thrissur: A woman medico, who was India's first COVID-19 case, has tested positive again for the virus, health authorities said here on Tuesday.
"She is reinfected with COVID-19. Her RT-PCR is positive, antigen is negative. She is asymptomatic," Thrissur DMO Dr K J Reena told PTI.
Her samples were tested as she was prepared to go to New Delhi for study purposes. Then the RT-PCRresult turned out to be positive, she said.
The woman is presently at home and "she is OK," the doctor said.
It was on January 30, 2020 that the third year medical student from Wuhan university tested positive for coronavirus, becoming the country's first COVID-19 patient, days after she had returned home following semester holidays.
After nearly three weeks of treatment at the Thrissur Medical College Hospital, she had tested negative twice for the virus, confirming her recovery, and was discharged on February 20, 2020.
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Rigging of Sringeri polls: HC adjourns hearing of MLA Jeevaraj’s plea to June 3
Bengaluru: The hearing of the pleas filed by Sringeri legislator DN Jeevaraj, former Deputy Commissioner Ramesh and Returning Officer Vedamurthy, who have sought the quashing of the FIR charging them with rigging of votes, has been adjourned by the High Court to June 3.
The lawyer for the complainant Sudhir Kumar Murolli requested the single-judge vacation bench of Justice V Srishananada for time until June 3 to file objections.
The judge issued an interim stay on the FIR registered against the then Election Commissioner Vedamurthy.
Justice Srishananada has adjourned the hearing of all the petitions till June 3.
