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Corona Update: Death toll in Delhi crosses 38

Due to deadly coronavirus, the death toll in Delhi has crosses 38 mark. In 24 hours 6 deaths has been reported. SRPF has been deployed in many areas of Mumbai. The SRPF will take strict action against the lockdown violators. Maharashtra remained the worst hit state with total number of positive cases rising to 3,205, followed by Delhi at 1,640 cases, Tamil Nadu at 1,267 cases and Rajasthan at 1,131 cases, according to the Health Ministry data.

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