City
Epaper

3 more COVID-19 cases in Varanasi, district count reaches 52

By ANI | Updated: April 29, 2020 16:50 IST

With this, the total number of COVID-19 cases in Varanasi stands at 52," the District Magistrate added.

Open in App

Three more coronavirus cases have been reported from Varanasi on Wednesday, taking the total number of cases in the district to 52.

According to Varanasi District Magistrate (DM) Kaushal Raj Sharma, three people have tested positive for coronavirus in Varanasi today. "They were in contact with a businessman who was the first person in 'Saptasagar Dawa Mandi' to be tested with COVID-19," he said.

The first patient is a 43-years-old medicine supplier, the second case is of a 25-year-old shop owner while the third is a 29-year-old employee at a shop in 'Sapta Sagar Mandi', Sharma added.

"The three had given their samples as they were contacts of coronavirus positive patient. All of them tested positive today. With this, the total number of COVID-19 cases in Varanasi stands at 52," the District Magistrate added.

.

( With inputs from ANI )

Tags: Sapta sagar mandiKaushal raj sharmaDistrict magistrateDistrict collectors
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalLakhimpur Kheri: Father Carries Newborn’s Body in Bag to DM Office in UP; Video Goes Viral

NationalPatna DM Dr Chandrashekhar Singh Slaps BPSC Aspirant Protesting Outside Exam Centre (Watch Video)

NationalUdaipur Royal Family Clash: Administration Issues Prohibitory Orders, Bans Gatherings of Five or More People

NationalWATCH: Dehradun DM Poses as Customer to Catch Liquor Shop Overcharging Rs 20; Video Emerges

NationalLeh District Enforces Section 144: Prohibits Processions, Rallies, and Marches

National Realted Stories

NationalDelhi police arrest 19-yr-old for stabbing man to death

National"LDF and UDF destroyed Keralam": Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan ahead of assembly polls

NationalDwarka Accident case: Mother of deceased victim withdraws plea for CBI probe after Delhi Police assured cooperation

NationalAir India chief executive officer Campbell Wilson steps down: Sources

NationalTurkman Gate stone pelting: Court denies anticipatory bail to accused of leading mob