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16 more Covid cases detected in Ludhiana

By, Ludhiana
Jul 04, 2022 01:33 AM IST

Ludhiana currently has 189 active cases, of which 183 patients are in home isolation. As many as six are undergoing treatment at a private facility, while no patient is admitted at government facilities

As many as 16 fresh Covid cases were reported in Ludhiana on Sunday, though no new virus-related death has come to fore. Ludhiana currently has 189 active cases, of which 183 patients are in home isolation. As many as six are undergoing treatment at a private facility, while no patient is admitted at government facilities. Ludhiana has so far recorded 1,10,516 Covid infections out of which 1,08,034 people have successfully defeated the virus and 2,293 have succumbed to it.

Ludhiana has so far recorded 1,10,516 Covid infections out of which 1,08,034 people have successfully defeated the virus and 2,293 have succumbed to it. (HT File)
Ludhiana has so far recorded 1,10,516 Covid infections out of which 1,08,034 people have successfully defeated the virus and 2,293 have succumbed to it. (HT File)

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