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Karnal reports death, 62 new coronavirus cases

District's COVID toll rises to 23, total cases to 2,147
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 05:39 PM Aug 24, 2020 IST

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Tribune News Service
Karnal, August 24

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Karnal reported a death and 62 new cases of coronavirus, taking the district’s toll to 23 and total cases to 2,147 on Monday.

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The district reported one more COVID death on Sunday night as a 67-year-old woman of Sector-6 succumbed to the virus.

Among the new cases, six each were reported from Sector-14 and Nilokheri, five from Butana, four from Sector-13, three each from Sham Nagar, Sector-6, and Sector-7, two each from Moti Nagar, Kailash, Vikas Nagar, Taraori and Sham Nagar and one each from Prem Colony, Gharuanda, Police Lines, Saini Colony, Vakilpura, CHD City, Railway Road, Ramdev Colony, Mangal Colony-II, Old Char Chaman, Shiv Colony, Jundla Gate, Kambopura, Rajivpuram, Shaktipuram, Vikas Colony, Basant Vihar, Ghoghripur village, Solo village, Dadupur and Dilbara village.

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