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452 fresh cases, 952 recover from virus in Panchkula

Panchkula, January 19 At a positivity rate of 19.40 per cent, Panchkula recorded 452 fresh cases on Wednesday. Meanwhile, 952 people were cured of the disease. With the recovery count more than the new cases in the district, the active...

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Updated At : 12:32 PM Jan 20, 2022 IST

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Panchkula, January 19

At a positivity rate of 19.40 per cent, Panchkula recorded 452 fresh cases on Wednesday. Meanwhile, 952 people were cured of the disease. With the recovery count more than the new cases in the district, the active caseload has come down to 2,140. The overall tally has reached 38,072, while the number of recovered persons has risen to 35,548. The death count remained unchanged at 384. —

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