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COVID-19 JN.1: Cases of new variant rises to 69 in India, highest from Karnataka

DNA Tuesday, 26 December 2023
India recorded 116 new cases of Covid-19, with three deaths in Karnataka, bringing the total active cases to 4,170 and the total death toll to 5,33,337, as of Tuesday.
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