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COVID-19: Can't leave everything on govt, says SC Judge

The number of coronavirus cases in India climbed to 147 today, with Maharashtra reporting the highest tally followed by Kerala. Of these, 122 are Indian nationals and 25 are foreign nationals. The deadly coronavirus killed three people in the country — one in Karnataka, Delhi, and Maharashtra. The Supreme court judge, Arun Mishra has made an important comment regarding the coronavirus outbreak. The judge said that everything can't be left over the government. Every individual needs to make the effort.

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