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Chandigarh reports no death, 9 new Covid cases

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Updated At : 01:39 PM Jul 09, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh: The city on Thursday reported nine fresh cases of Covid-19, taking the overall tally to 61,794. The active caseload stands at 100. With no fresh death, the Covid toll remained at 809. Meanwhile, 13 more patients have recovered from the disease in the past 24 hours. —TNS

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No death, 2 test positive in Panchkula

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Panchkula: The district on Thursday reported just two fresh Covid-19 cases, taking the overall tally to 30,607. With no fresh death, the toll remained at 375. While 30,209 patients have recovered from the infectious disease so far, 23 cases are still active. — TNS

Mohali sees one death, 11 cases

Mohali: One more person succumbed to Covid-19 during the past 24 hours, taking the death toll in the district to 1,053. Eleven fresh cases surfaced in the district, taking the case tally to 68,353, while 21 patients recovered from the virus. — TNS

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