Cases dip, Mohali starts closing Covid care centres

District reports one death, 63 new cases, 176 recoveries

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Updated At : 12:24 PM Oct 07, 2020 IST

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Mohali, October 6

In view of the decline in the number of cases, the district administration has started closing the Covid care centres. Deputy Commissioner Girish Dayalan said in compliance with the directions of the state government, the district administration had started closing Covid care centres as the number of patients suffering from the disease had begun to decline in the district. He said the patients in the centres were being shifted to level-2 hospitals.

Dayalan said 63 new cases were reported in the district on Tuesday with 176 recoveries and one death.

Among the fresh Covid cases, seven were reported from Boothgarh, three from Dera Bassi, nine from Kharar, 42 from Mohali Urban and one each from Dhakoli and Lalru. — TNS

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