Kangra reports six more cases of coronavirus, Chamba sees 4

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Updated At : 12:10 AM Jul 23, 2020 IST

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Tribune News Service
Dharamsala, July 22

Six more have tested positive for coronavirus in Kangra, taking the district’s numbers to 359.

Among those testing positive on Wednesday were two army men ages 30 and 33 who are both at an institutional quarantine facility to Yol, officials said.

All others who tested positive had recent travel histories and were already in institutional quarantine when they tested positive.

The district saw also five people released from COVID centres after recovery.

Meanwhile, five people tested positive in Chamba, taking the district’s tally t0 84.

Among those testing positive here were two teenagers from the family of an army person who tested positive recently. A policeman who recently came back from Pathankot also tested positive, officials said.

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