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Caution thrown to wind at religious places

Patiala: Covid norms went for a toss at a religious place in the city where hundreds of devotees had gathered to pay obeisance. Devotees, who came from various parts of the city, were seen without masks and ignoring social distancing....

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Updated At : 01:00 PM Mar 21, 2021 IST

Patiala: Covid norms went for a toss at a religious place in the city where hundreds of devotees had gathered to pay obeisance. Devotees, who came from various parts of the city, were seen without masks and ignoring social distancing. —TNS

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