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Chandigarh witnesses 19 fresh cases

Chandigarh: With 19 fresh cases, Chandigarh’s tally reached 21,371. No death was reported in the city and the toll stands at 348. As many as 20,867 patients have recovered, leaving 156 active cases. —TNS ...

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Updated At : 01:03 PM Feb 20, 2021 IST

Chandigarh: With 19 fresh cases, Chandigarh’s tally reached 21,371. No death was reported in the city and the toll stands at 348. As many as 20,867 patients have recovered, leaving 156 active cases. —TNS

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