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COVID-19: More 24 tested positive in Valley, toll reaches 184 in JK | KNO

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Srinagar, Apr 09 (KNO): There has been continuous increase in the number of positive cases for COVID-19 in Jammu and Kashmir with government informing that more 24 have been tested positive on Thursday. According to wire service—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), government spokesman, Rohit Kansal informed that 24 more persons have been tested positive in Kashmir, taking the total toll of positive cases across Valley to 152. The government spokesman also informed that the total number of positive cases across Jammu and Kashmir Union Territory has mounted 184, saying that 24 who have been tested positive today are all contacts of those found positive already. "#COVID19 #JammuAndKashmir 24 more positive in Kashmir. Total 184. 32 in Jammu, 152 in Kashmir. All are contacts. A result of aggressive testing," Kansal tweeted—(KNO)

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