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Coronavirus Outbreak: India reports third death; cases rise to 125

Written by  Rajan Nath -- March 17th 2020 10:53 AM -- Updated: March 17th 2020 11:06 AM
Coronavirus Outbreak: India reports third death; cases rise to 125

Coronavirus Outbreak: India reports third death; cases rise to 125

The novel coronavirus has claimed third life in India on Tuesday. As per the report, a 64-year-old man, who was tested positive for COVID 19 in Maharashtra, passed away at Kasturba Hospital. The man had a travel history from Dubai. Also, it is pertinent to mention that his wife and son are confirmed positive too. Meanwhile, Maharashtra has reported the highest number of confirmed cases in the country. Earlier, a man in Karnataka and a woman in Delhi had succumbed to the pandemic. Meanwhile, the coronavirus has already been declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organisation (WHO).

Confirmed coronavirus cases in India

The Health Ministry on Tuesday stated that the total number of confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID 19) in India has jumped to 125. Meanwhile, Kerala has witnessed 24 cases out of which 3 people have been cured. Likewise, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh have reported 14 and 13 cases, respectively. Coronavirus in Maharashtra Confirmed Cases , COVID 19 in India

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