Five deaths, 13 new +ve cases

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Updated At : 12:14 PM Nov 10, 2020 IST

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Amritsar, November 9

The district health authorities reported five deaths due to the Covid on Monday taking the toll to 469. The deceased have been identified as Darshna Rani (76) of Azad Nagar on Ramtirath road, Parjinder Kaur (76), Jugal Kishore (68) of Sharma Colony, Manjit Singh (60) of Kot Mahna Singh, and Sukhdev Singh (75) of Ajnala.

The district also reported 13 new positive cases with swelling the total infections count to 12,098. The new cases include 11 influenza-like illness cases and two contacts of positive patients. Meanwhile, with recovery of 29 patients the count has reached 11,345. At present, the city has a total of 284 active cases.

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