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Over 200 coronavirus cases push Mohali’s tally past 6,000

One death takes fatality count to 126
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 12:26 PM Sep 12, 2020 IST

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Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, September 11

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Mohali reported 204 new coronavirus cases on Friday, numbers released by the office of Mohali’s Civil Surgeon said—a development that takes the district tally past 6,000.

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The district also reported one death, 66-year-old woman from Nayagaon who died in Chandigarh’s Sector 16. Mohali’s COVID fatality count now stands at 126.

This takes Mohali’s tally to 6,060—a quarter of which are still active cases.

Mohali urban continues to make up the highest of the district’s infection numbers, reporting 79 cases on Friday.  Kharar (27), Gharuan (35), Dhakoli (36), Dera Bassi (4), Boothgarh (9), Lalru (10) and Kurali (4) all reported new cases.

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Meanwhile, 271 people were discharged from hospitals after they made recovery.

Mohali numbers  

Total: 6,060

Active: 2,067

Deaths: 126

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