Ryinku Nikumbh passes away due to Covid

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Updated At : 01:13 PM Jun 05, 2021 IST

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Ryinku Singh Nikumbh, who was a part of television shows like Chidiyaghar and Meri Haanikarak Biwi, is no more. The actress died of Covid complications. Ryinku’s cousin Chanda Singh Nikumbha confirmed the unfortunate news and said that Ryinku’s Covid report came positive on May 25, after which she was in home isolation.

But since her fever was not coming down, she was admitted to a hospital. In the hospital, Ryinku was later shifted to the ICU. Rinku’s condition deteriorated and she didn’t survive.

Ryinku’ family members have also tested corona positive. Chanda told that Ryinku had already taken the first dose of Covid vaccine on May 7.

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