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Bollywood producer Karim Morani’s daughter tests positive for coronavirus

Shaza had returned from Sri Lanka in the first week of March
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 06:38 PM Apr 06, 2020 IST

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Mumbai, April 6

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Bollywood producer Karim Morani’s daughter Shaza Morani has tested positive for novel coronavirus.

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Shaza had returned from Sri Lanka in the first week of March.

“Shaza had no symptoms but has has tested positive. Zoa my other daughter has a few symptoms so we got both of them tested. Zoa, however, tested negative. Both have been admitted to Nanavati hospital. They are in isolation and under observation,” Morani told PTI.

“Shaza had returned from Sri Lanka in the first week of March and Zoa from Rajasthan on March 15,” he added.

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The producer has backed many Bollywood films including Shah Rukh Khan’s “Ra.One”, “Chennai Express”, “Happy New Year” and “Dilwale”.

As of Monday morning, the number of coronavirus cases rose to 4067 in India with the pandemic claiming 109 lives.—PTI

 

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