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Chandigarh reports 96 fresh cases, 60 recoveries

Chandigarh: The city on Thursday reported 96 fresh cases of Covid. Besides, 60 patients were cured of the deadly disease. The UT tally stands at 14,794. The virus has claimed the lives of 229 persons in the city. The number...
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Updated At : 12:35 PM Nov 06, 2020 IST
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Chandigarh: The city on Thursday reported 96 fresh cases of Covid. Besides, 60 patients were cured of the deadly disease. The UT tally stands at 14,794. The virus has claimed the lives of 229 persons in the city. The number of patients to have been cured of the disease has increased to 13,862. TNS

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