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Chandigarh sees 3 deaths, 111 cases

Chandigarh: The city on Friday reported three deaths and 111 new cases, taking the toll to 287 and tally to 17,828. Two men, aged 85 and 83, from Sector 19 and Sector 21, respectively, and an 80-year-old from Sector 20...

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Updated At : 12:36 PM Dec 05, 2020 IST

Chandigarh: The city on Friday reported three deaths and 111 new cases, taking the toll to 287 and tally to 17,828. Two men, aged 85 and 83, from Sector 19 and Sector 21, respectively, and an 80-year-old from Sector 20 succumbed to the virus. There are 928 active cases in the UT. As many as 16,613 patients have been cured so far. In the past 24 hours, 1,552 tests were conducted in the city. — TNS

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