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Covid-19: 12 non-locals among 25 more test positive, 2 minor sisters discharged from JLNM

Srinagar, April 13 (GNS): 25 more people including 12 non-locals tested for the novel coronavirus in the Kashmir on Monday while two minor Covid-19 sisters were discharged from JLNM hospital here.

“25 new cases of Covid-19 reported in J&K. All from Kashmir. Total now at 270,” Government spokesperson Rohit Kansal tweeted.

Official sources said twelve of the positive cases were confirmed from SKIMS lab and included nine from Bandipora and three from Baramulla. The other thirteen cases were confirmed at CD hospital lab and include 12 non-local residents from New Delhi. The other is a resident of Kulgam.

Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Shahid Iqbal Choudhary told GNS that 12 among the 13 who tested positive were already put under quarantine.

“They are religious preachers from Delhi and were already under quarantine,” DC said.

With these cases, the officially confirmed tally stands at 270—48 in Jammu and 222 in Kashmir. Four people have died due to the deadly infection in the J&K while eight others—three each in Jammu and five from Kashmir divisions including two minor sisters from Natipora Srinagar have recovered and have been discharged, leaving the active cases in Kashmir to 213 and 45 in Jammu.

Meanwhile, the first two COVID-19 positive children were discharged from JLNM Hospital Rainawari here.

The sisters— 7-year-old and three and a half-year-old— were discharged along with their mother who was COVID-19 negative but was staying with her daughters. “The repeat samples of both the children and of the mother come out to be NEGATIVE for COVID-19 today,” officials said.

Principal Secretary Information and government spokesman termed it as a “Great News”. “Mubarak to the families and gratitude to the entire medical team,” he tweeted.

The children from Natipora had come in contact with their grandfather who had arrived from Saudi Arabia after performing Umrah and tested positive for COVID-19.

The man had shared the same flight as that of the Kashmir’s first COVID-19 patient – a 67-year-old woman from Srinagar’s Khanyar area – who was discharged from SKIMS Soura.

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