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Karnal reports 52 new coronavirus cases, tally rises to 1,486

Cases reported from across district, active cases now 361
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Updated At : 04:15 PM Aug 14, 2020 IST

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Tribune News Service
Karnal, August 14

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Haryana’s Karnal on Friday reported 52 new cases of coronavirus, taking the district’s case tally to 1,486.

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Four persons each from Mithan Mahola, Thari; three each from Sector-13, Mainmati, Nissing, and from a private hospital in Karnal city; two each from Shiv Colony, Sector-8, and CHD City; one each from Sector-6, Dera Karsewa, Nagla, Mukhala, Model Town, Char Chaman, Sector-13 extension, Karan Vihar, Kachwa Farm, Vajir Chand Colony, Sector-7, Vikas Colony, Sector-5, Ashok Nagar, Shekhpura, New Housing Board, Sonkra, Gandhi Nagar, Chirao village, KCGMC Campus, Sector-9, Gonder, Gharaunda, Ashoka Nursery and Mohdinpur, tested positive for the contagion.

So far, 1,112 patients have been cured and discharged in the district and with the new cases, the number of active cases have risen to 361.

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