Avoid shops that don't say their staff is tested, vaccinated against COVID: Parida

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Updated At : 05:58 PM Apr 25, 2021 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, April 25

Avoid shops that do not display a signboard stating their staff was tested/vaccinated against COVID-19, said Advisor Manoj Parida in Chandigarh on Sunday.

The city recorded 711 cases of Covid-19 on Saturday, taking the active case count to 4,902. With three more deaths, the toll has reached 433. The UT has so far seen 37,943 cases. A total of 428 more patients have defeated the virus.

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