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Richa Bhadra tests positive for Covid

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:38 PM Aug 04, 2020 IST

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Richa Bhadra, who is popular as Chakki Parekh in Khichdi, has tested positive for Covid-19. She took to her Instagram page and shared, “Hi everyone, I have tested positive for Covid-19 this morning… BMC is informed about the same and I am home quarantined at the moment… although I have mild symptoms, I would advise all those who have been in close proximity with me over the last few days to get themselves tested. Please keep me in your prayers as I set off on my path to recovery. Please be safe and take care. #covid19”.

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Richa says, “I was having mild symptoms and got myself tested a day before. I tested positive. I just came from Allahabad, where my husband is staying. For a few days, I couldn’t taste or smell anything. Be it perfume or food. I was asking my mom why the food was tasteless. Also, I had a cough and cold. So, I thought that it’s better to get myself checked.”

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