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Chandigarh sees 17 new cases, no death

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Updated At : 12:42 PM Jan 31, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh: The city on Saturday reported 17 fresh cases of Covid, taking the tally to 20,899. With no new fatality, the toll remained 334. A total of 25 more patients recovered from the disease in the past 24 hours. —TNS

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Mohali: The district on Saturday reported 38 fresh cases of Covid, taking the total number of cases to 19,444. Among the fresh cases, 26 came from Mohali (urban), three each from Gharuan and Dhakoli and six from Dera Bassi. The district saw no new death in the past 24 hours while 42 more patients recovered from the virus. —TNS

Panchkula district adds 10 to tally

Panchkula: The district on Saturday reported 10 fresh coronavirus cases, taking the overall tally to 10,515. The Covid toll remained 147. While 10,285 patients have recovered from the disease so far, 83 cases are still active. The recovery rate stands at 97.8 per cent. —TNS

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