Row over notice at singer’s house

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Updated At : 12:25 PM Apr 12, 2020 IST

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Sangrur, April 11

Home quarantine sticker pasted outside the house of Punjabi singer Kaur B has triggered a controversy. The singer said government officials came to her residence on April 10 while she had been in her native village for the past 15 days.

“Earlier, nobody came to my place. But on Friday, health officials came and examined me and my family. They spread false news that I was quarantined,” she said. Moonak SMO Dr Rajesh Kumar said it all happened due to miscommunication as the team of another department pasted the sticker without consulting the Health Department. TNS

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