Patient dies in isolation ward, found negative

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Updated At : 12:29 PM Apr 29, 2020 IST

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Panipat, April 28

A 50-year-old suspected Covid patient, admitted to the isolation ward of general hospital in Sonepat, died during treatment today. The reports of the person, received later in the day, were negative.

As per information available, the deceased was identified as Jainarayan. An asthmatic patient, he was admitted to the isolation ward of the general hospital on Monday.

He died on Tuesday morning. Dr BK Rajora, Civil Surgeon, said the reports of the patient, received in the afternoon, were negative. — TNS

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