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Covid-19: 13 new cases reported in Jalandhar district

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Updated At : 01:02 PM Dec 30, 2021 IST

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Jalandhar, December 29

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The health authorities reported as many as 13 new Covid-19 cases in the district on Wednesday. The district tally reached 63,615.

A total of 62,054 patients recovered from the virus in the district. The district has 60 active cases.

With no Covid-19 related death reported from the district today, the toll stands at 1,501. Of the 18,92,640 samples collected in the district by the health authorities so far, 17,55,792 samples tested negative.

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One tests ve in K’thala

The health authorities reported one positive case in Kapurthala district today. With this, the tally reached 18,910.

The positive patient is an 84-year-old woman who came from London on December 27. At present, the patient is is under isolation in New Delhi itself.

Meanwhile, no death was reported in the district today and the toll remains at 556.

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