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Corona positive cases moves up to 19 in Haryana

| @indiablooms | Mar 27, 2020, at 06:06 pm

Chandigarh/uni: Haryana on Friday reported a fresh case of coronavirus, taking the total number of cases to 19.

According to an official media bulletin here, till date 10 confirmed cases were reported from Gurugram, four from Panipat, two from Faridabad and one case each from Panchkula, Palwal and Sonepat.

As many as 11,671 people, including 11,425 passengers returned from foreign countries and 246 persons, who were in contact with positive cases, were under surveillance and out of these 11,026 cases are currently under surveillance while 645 patients have completed their 28 days surveillance period.

A total of 184 patients have been placed under isolation in hospitals, the bulletin said.

Out of 573 samples, 19 were found positive, 430 negative while reports of the remaining 126 awaited.  
 

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