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'Unable to trace 70 for now': Delhi Health Minister on COVID19+ patients in capital

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'Unable to trace 70 for now': Delhi Health Minister on COVID19+ patients in capital

'Unable to trace 70 for now': Delhi Health Minister on COVID19+ patients in capital

Delhi Health Minister, Satyendar Jain said that the government has not been able to trace the contact of 70 people, out of the total number of coronavirus positive cases found in the national capital.

"We have not been able to trace the contact of 70 people, out of the total number of positive cases found in Delhi.

Many of them were found to be positive only yesterday," said Jain.


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