948 persons in quarantine in Moga

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Updated At : 12:11 PM Mar 27, 2020 IST

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Moga: The district administration has asked at least 40 suspected Covid patients to remain in quarantine at home. The District Magistrate has said the Community Health Centre in Nihalsinghwala found 40 persons in Adarsh Nagar here suspected to be infected with the virus. Dr Naresh Amla, nodal officer for Covid, said: “The 40 persons had complained of fever, cough and cold. They all went to Anandpur Sahib for Hola Mohalla.” Till Thursday evening, 948 people were under quarantine in the district. A majority of them are NRIs. TNS

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