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Lahaul’s alive covid positive woman declared dead, know details

Manali: An alive female patient suffering from coronavirus in Lahaul was declared dead. The woman was being treated at Teghubehar Covid Center in Kullu.

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Manali: An alive female patient suffering from coronavirus in Lahaul was declared dead. The woman was being treated at Teghubehar Covid Center in Kullu and was declared dead in the report released by the Health Department, which then caused a stir in the entire area.

When this report was received by the patient’s family members, they responded to the Lahaul-Spiti Health Department. After investigation, it was found that the update to announce the woman was done by Keylong.

The corona-positive woman from Gondla area of ​​Lahaul was referred to Nerchouk on 19 November, but upon reaching Kullu, her health deteriorated and her family members admitted her to the Covid Center in Teghubehar, Kullu.

Rajeev Gulepa, a relative of the woman, said that she is undergoing treatment at Tegubehar Covid Center and her health is normal. It is shameful to release such a report.

He said that such false news spread in the context of her aunt has upset everyone. On the other hand, Lahaul-Spiti Executive CMO Dr. M.L. Bandhu said, this report was released by the hospital management from the online portal, which is updated from Shimla and then from the district.

Meanwhile, all except one of the 42 residents of Thorang village in Himachal’s Lahaul-Spiti district have tested positive for COVID-19 with 2.83 percent population of the sparsely-populated tribal district itself having been infected.

While 41 people have tested positive in the Thorang village, a total of 890 people of Lahaul-Spiti district, accounting for about 2.83 per cent of its population of around 31,500, have been found infected with coronavirus so far, an HP Health Department data showed on Friday.

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