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Chandigarh, May 6

Even after asking its wardens to motivate hostellers to move to their respective homes amid surge in Covid cases, Panjab University has not issued any official order in this regard yet.

Sources said a meeting was scheduled to find out a solution, but no update was provided at the end of the day.

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“The Panjab University authorities are in a fix. Everyone is concerned about resources and rise in number of cases,” said a PU official.

On Wednesday, wardens had raised concern over students staying in hostels and the authorities told them to “motivate” students to leave the campus and move to their respective homes at the right time.

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