Covid claims five lives in Rajasthan; 175 new positive cases

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Updated At : 04:55 PM Jun 28, 2020 IST

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Jaipur, June 28

Five patients died due to coronavirus, raising the death toll to 396, while the cumulative positive cases touched 17,119 with 175 new cases in Rajasthan on Sunday morning.

Bharatpur reported two deaths followed by one each in Jaipur, Jhunjhunu and a patient of another state, a medical bulletin said.

Of the new cases, Bikaner saw 44 new positive patients, followed by Jaipur (26), Jhunjhunu (23), Dholpur (18), Alwar (16), Sirohi (13), Ajmer (9), Kota (5), Rajsamand (5), Barmer (4), Hanumanagarh (3), Dausa (3), Udaipur (2), Karauli (1)and 3 patients of other states.

Of the total, 13426 patients have recovered.

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