67-year-old Jalandhar woman dies of Covid-19

Was diabetic and had a heart condition

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Updated At : 04:31 PM Jun 12, 2020 IST

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Ludhiana, June 12

A 67-year-old coronavirus-positive patient, who was admitted to Dayanand Medical College and Hospital here, died on Friday. She was diabetic and had a heart condition.

The woman was admitted on June 5 and tested positive on June 6. Since then she had been on ventilator.

Medical Superintendent of DMCH Dr Ashwani Chaudhary said she died around midnight; and had been admitted to the hospital following other health complications, and when her Covid-19 test was done, she was found positive.

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