4 die in Mohali, 76 test positive

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Updated At : 12:06 PM Nov 05, 2020 IST

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Mohali, November 4

Four persons died of Covid and 76 contracted infection in the district today.

Among the new cases, 56 were from Mohali (urban), seven from Kharar, five from Dera Bassi, three from Dhakoli, two each from Gharuan and Kurali and one from Banur.

As of now, the district tally stands at 12,598. As many as 11,784 patients have been cured. Among them are 49 persons who defeated the virus today.

Deputy Commissioner Girish Dayalan said, “As many as 56 people found positive in the district belonged to Uttar Pradesh.”

There are 573 active cases. With four fresh fatalities, the toll has touched 241.

The number of new cases reported in the past three days has been 56, 27 and 61. The last Covid fatality in the district was reported on October 31 when 81 covid cases were detected on a single day.

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