Sonepat victim tests negative

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Updated At : 12:26 PM Apr 08, 2020 IST

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Panipat, April 7

The body of Krishan (36) of Sonepat was handed over to his kin on Tuesday after after he tested negative for Covid.

Principal Medical Officer Dr Adarsh Sharma said his autopsy was conducted on Tuesday after Covid report.

As per information, he was suffering from fever and cough for the last few days and died after he fell down on the green belt of Sector 23 on Sunday morning. He had gone to bring medicine when he collapsed.

The police took him to the civil hospital where doctors declared him dead. — TNS

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