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Lockdown woes in Srinagar as COVID cases continue to mount

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Lockdown woes in Srinagar as COVID cases continue to mount

Lockdown woes in Srinagar as COVID cases continue to mount

Amid increasing cases of coronavirus in Jammu and Kashmir, capital city Srinagar's several areas went in lockdown again to curb the spread of COVID-19 on July 19.

Earlier, the state government gave relief to the people and lifted lockdown but due to increasing cases, lockdown has been imposed again.

Jammu and Kashmir has 5,844 active cases and 244 deaths due to the invisible enemy till date.


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