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67 new COVID-19 cases were registered in Delhi, the capital count was 1,707.

Agha Khursheed Khan by Agha Khursheed Khan
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Delhi reported 67 new COVID-19 positive cases on Friday, taking the total number of coronovirus cases in the national capital to 1,707.

The Delhi Government Health Bulletin indicated that 11 out of 67 fresh cases have contact history with other patients.

Among coronovirus patients in Delhi, at least 83 have a history of foreign travel and contact history with about 353 patients who had previously tested positive for the disease.

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A total of four deaths have occurred and 21 people have been discharged after recovering. So far 42 deaths have been recorded in the national capital.

No case has been registered under ‘Special Operations’. So far, the total number of COVID-19 positive cases ‘under special operations’ is 1,080.

Of the total cases, 1,592 are active cases in the national capital. After treatment 72 people have been discharged and one person has escaped.

With 1,076 new cases and 32 deaths reported in the last 24 hours, the total number of coronovirus-positive patients in India rose to 13,835, including 11,616 active cases, 1,766 cured/discharged/migrated, Central Health and Family Welfare data showed on Friday. Revealed to

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In India, at least 452 people have died after being infected since the deadly coronavirus outbreak.

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