10 foreigners test positive for Covid in Vrindavan, 3 leave without informing: Officials

Mathura, December 1 As many as 10 foreign devotees who had come to an ashram in Vrindavan here have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, officials said Wednesday. Chief Medical Officer Dr. Rachna Gupta said that out of the 10...

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Updated At : 02:46 AM Dec 02, 2021 IST

Mathura, December 1

As many as 10 foreign devotees who had come to an ashram in Vrindavan here have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, officials said Wednesday.

Chief Medical Officer Dr. Rachna Gupta said that out of the 10 infected foreign nationals, three have gone home.

She said that the police have been informed about the three foreign nationals. — PTI

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