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Worried about Maharashtra: NITI Aayog's Dr VK as COVID-19 cases surge

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Worried about Maharashtra: NITI Aayog's Dr VK as COVID-19 cases surge

Worried about Maharashtra: NITI Aayog's Dr VK as COVID-19 cases surge

As the number of COVID-19 cases has increased in Maharashtra again, NITI Aayog Member of Health, Dr VK Paul on March 11 said, "We are very worried about Maharashtra.

This is a serious matter.

This has two lessons- don't take the virus for granted and if we have to remain COVID free, then, we need to follow COVID appropriate behaviour."


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