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62-year-old woman becomes 5th victim of coronavirus in Jammu

A total of 3,342 people have been tested positive in J&K for the virus so far
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 05:01 PM Jun 06, 2020 IST

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Arteev Sharma
Tribune News Service
Jammu, June 6

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A 62-year-old woman from Kharian village in Miran Sahib, area of Jammu district, died due to coronavirus at the Government Medical College Jammu on Saturday morning.

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According to the hospital sources, the woman was admitted in the hospital on May 24.

On Friday, a woman from Batamaloo area died at Srinagar’s Shri Maharaja Hari Singh (SMHS) hospital due to Covid-19.

Also read: 13 contacts of corona positive patient at Jagti camp traced, samples collected

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With this—37 people have died due to the deadly disease—32 in Kashmir Valley and five in Jammu.

A total of 3,342 people have been tested positive for the virus so far. 

The past week has witnessed a sharp surge in cases. Over 1,000 infections were reported in seven days. 

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