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Covid-19: 108 +ve, four teachers among infected in Ludhiana district

Our Correspondent Ludhiana, March 7 A total of 108 persons from this district and 31 from other districts tested positive for Covid today, taking the total number of active cases in the district to 27,940. Click here for the latest...
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 12:45 PM Mar 08, 2021 IST
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Our Correspondent

Ludhiana, March 7

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A total of 108 persons from this district and 31 from other districts tested positive for Covid today, taking the total number of active cases in the district to 27,940.

Meanwhile, the number of active cases has gone up to 839 ( 108).

Among those testing positive were four teachers of government schools (two from Koom Kalan and one each from Mullanpur and Sahnewal).

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One patient from Moga succumbed to the virus, but the number of deaths in the district remained at 1,036.

Among those testing positive today 13 were in contact with infected persons, 30 from OPDs, 38 from flu corner (ILI), 16 (tracing in process), two health workers and one AMC.

The total number of samples taken during the last 24 hours were 4,195 and the reports of 2,034 were awaited.

Weblink where residents can check real time status of vacant and filled beds in all hospitals:

https://ludhiana.nic.in/notice/covid-19-bed-status-in-ludhiana-district

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