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Panchkula reports 4 more Covid deaths; district toll rises to 8

District had reported 42 new cases on Sunday
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 08:58 PM Aug 17, 2020 IST

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Tribune News Service
Panchkula, August 17

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Four more coronavirus patients succumbed to the disease in Panchkula on Monday, taking the district’s COVID toll to eight.

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On Sunday, the district reported 42 new Covid-19 cases today, taking the tally to 1,209.

The fresh cases included eight from Kalka, six from Sector 20, five from Pinjore, four from Sector 7, two each from Abheypur, Sector 12-A, Sector 16, Sector 21 and Mansa Devi Complex, one each from Sector 10, Raipur Rani, Sector 6, Rally village, Sector 4, Nanakpur, Sector 25 and Sector 15.

A 27-year-old man from the ITBP also contracted the virus. At least seven persons, who tested positive, are being traced and are yet to be added to the total count. The district now has 444 active cases. As many as 761 patients have been cured and discharged.

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