10 die, 210 test +ve in Jalandhar

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Updated At : 01:23 PM Sep 17, 2020 IST

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Jalandhar, September 16

The district reported 10 deaths, while 210 patients tested positive for Covid on Wednesday. With this, the district’s Covid death toll reached 281, while the tally of positive patients reached 10,319. From 6,770 cases on September 1, there has been a pile up of 3,549 cases in the month of September so far.

Meanwhile, 89 persons tested positive in Kapurthala, while two persons died of Covid on Wednesday.

The deceased include a 68-year-old woman of Mehli Gate, who died at the Civil Hospital in Jalandhar and 73-year-old resident from Subhanpur village, who died at a private hospital in Jalandhar. The total Covid tally of Kapurthala district has reached 2,422 so far, of which 666 cases are active and 1,494 have recovered.

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