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21 more positive cases include 17 from Kashmir & 4 from Jammu , total case count rises to 250

KH Correspondent by KH Correspondent
April 12, 2020
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Covid-19: More 26 test positive in Kashmir, Total case count mounts 184, Kashmir 150 mark in Valley, Jammu records 32
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Srinagar/April,12: Twenty more persons including seventeen from Kashmir valley and four from Jammu division have tested positive and with this the no of positive cases has risen to 250 across Jammu and Kashmir.

Taking to micro blogging social networking site twitter , the Jammu & Kashmir Government spokesman and Principal Secretary Department Of Information & Public Relations Rohit Kansal wrote “21 new cases of Covid-19 reported in J&K today. 17 from Kashmir and 4 from Jammu. Total number of positive cases now 245. Details to follow in the bulletin.”

Over the past few days, unprecedented rise in the Covid-19 positive cases has been witnessed across Jammu & Kashmir and four coronovirus patient has died so for . Srinagar tops the list of positive cases among all districts of J&K forcing administration to declare 14 areas as red zones, where all entry and exit points have been sealed. However no positive case was registered from Srinagar for the first time last Saturday.

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