BSF, Army jawan infected in Kangra

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Updated At : 11:38 AM Jun 29, 2020 IST

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Dharamsala, June 28

Eleven more tested positive in Kangra, taking the number of cases in the district to 256. Those tested positive include 7-year child. He was in home quarantine at Gurial village in Fatehpur. He had came from Rangareddy district in Tamil Nadu. The child was asymptomatic.

23 years male from village Lodhwan who arrived by train on June 18 to Pathankot and was tested positive while under institutional quarantine.

36 years male from village Haroli in Fatehpur a primary contact of corona positive patient in Talwara Punjab

A BSF jawan from Jindri village in Indora and an Army soldier of Rakkar near Dharamsala also found infected. They have been shifted to the Covid Containment Centre at Dadh.

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