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Jalandhar reports 5 new cases of coronavirus; first COVID-19 patient in Sangrur recovers

Written by  Rajan Nath -- April 22nd 2020 01:18 PM
Jalandhar reports 5 new cases of coronavirus; first COVID-19 patient in Sangrur recovers

Jalandhar reports 5 new cases of coronavirus; first COVID-19 patient in Sangrur recovers

The total number of coronavirus cases in Jalandhar has increased to 53 after five new cases were reported from the district on Tuesday evening. According to the information, According to the information, two of them are from the media houses. Jalandhar is having the second-highest number of coronavirus cases in the state.

First-person who tested positive in Sangrur recovers

The first person who tested positive for coronavirus from the village Gaggarpur in Sangrur district has recovered, the Punjab Chief Secretary KBS Sidhu said on Wednesday. "Last evening, our first positive case from village Gaggarpur came negative in a retest. Now, we have 2 positive cases, down from 3," Sidhu said in a tweet. So far, Mohali remains the worst-hit district with the highest number of coronavirus cases at 62 followed by Jalandhar at 53 and Patiala at 31.   Coronavirus | Rapid test kit prepared in Gurugram, approved within in 15 days Pathankot has reported 24 cases so far. Nawanshahr has shown brilliant recovery. 17 COVID 19 patients out of 19 have been cured and discharged. One patient had died due to coronavirus. Nawanshahr that reported 19 cases has only one patient left. Also Read | On Earth Day, PM Modi gives a shout out to all those working at the forefront to defeat COVID-19

Coronavirus in India

The total number of coronavirus (COVID 19) cases in India has surged to 19,984 after 1383 new positive cases were reported in the last 24 hours, as of Wednesday morning. Out of 19,984 cases, 3870 have been cured and discharged while the death toll has reached 640 after 50 new deaths were reported in the last 24 hours, according to the Health Ministry. -PTC News

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