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Three deaths, 49 cases in Mohali

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Updated At : 12:18 PM Dec 23, 2020 IST

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Mohali, December 22

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Three Covid-19 deaths and 49 new cases were reported from the district here today. As many as 90 more patients recovered from the virus in the past 24 hours. Among the new cases, 44 were reported from Mohali (urban). The district has so far seen 17,621 cases, while 15,617 patients have been cured. — TNS

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Chandigarh records 56 cases, two fatalities

Chandigarh: The city on Tuesday reported 56 fresh cases of Covid and two deaths, taking the UT tally to 19,184 and toll to 312. A total of 79 more patients recovered from the disease in the past 24 hours. The tally of recoveries is 18,508. TNS

42 more test positive in Panchkula district

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Panchkula: The district on Tuesday reported 42 fresh coronavirus cases, taking the tally to 9,777. The Covid toll remained at 139. While 9,359 patients have recovered from the infectious disease so far, 279 cases are still active. TNS

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