10 suspected patients in home quarantine at Kharar subdivision

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Updated At : 01:06 PM Apr 10, 2020 IST

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Kharar, April 9

As many as 10 persons in four different villages of Kharar subdivision have been home quarantined by the administration in connection with the Covid pandemic. Dr Dilwag Singh, SMO, Boothgarh, said six residents of Kizrabad village were home quarantined on Thursday. These persons were in contact with a resident of Jawaharpur, who tested positive for Covid-19.

Dr Kuljeet Kaur, SMO, Ghauran, said two persons were home quarantined in three villages. She said they were two panches, one from Nadha village and another from Seonk village. All these four persons were in contact with the same patient from Jawaharpur, who tested positive for the disease.

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