Guwahati: Assam is finally witnessing an improvement in the COVID-19 situation as on Friday, the state reported only 267 cases of the virus.
In a tweet, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that Assam has reported 267 COVID-19 cases out of a total of 29,432 COVID-19 tests.
The overall positivity percentage was reported to be 0.91 per cent.
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Of the total cases, Kamrup Metropolitan reported 100 COVID-19 cases while the six totals deaths related to the virus was reported from across the state.
On January 19, the state had reported an alarming 8339 cases of the COVID-19 in Assam which was the highest ever number reported in the state.
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With these cases being reported, people in the state were worried if there would be a critical scenario again just like the first and second waves.
As the cases dip in the state, Assam from February 15 might be freed from all COVID-19 related restrictions except for the mandatory mask and sanitiser rule.