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Chandigarh sees 424 cases

Chandigarh sees 424 cases


Chandigarh: As many as 424 cases surfaced in the city on Monday, taking the number of active cases to 3,355. With one more death, the toll reached 400. The total number of cases in the UT now stands at 31,167. A total of 375 patients were cured. TNS

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