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256 positive in Kapurthala, 8 die

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 06:13 PM Mar 31, 2021 IST

Kapurthala: As many as 256 persons were found to be coronavirus positive and eight persons died because of the infection in the district today. Among those who lost their lives were people above the age of 45 from rural areas including Littan, Panchhta, Chak Pandori, Rampur Jagir, Narangpur Shah and Saroopwal villages. The total death toll of the district is now 253 and the total cases have touched 8803.

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256 positive in Kapurthala, 8 die

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