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Coronavirus outbreak: Back from China, man kept under watch in Miraj

The swab sample of the passenger, who had travelled to the coronavirus-affected China, has been sent to Pune-based National Institute of Virology for analysis

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A medical ward has been readied at the Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital in Chennai to admit those infected by the virus. Photo: Reuters

Press Trust of India
An air passenger arriving from China has been isolated and kept under observation for the new coronavirus in a civil hospital of Miraj town in Sangli district of Maharashtra, taking the number of such people to six in the state, said a health department official on Monday.
 
The swab sample of the passenger, who had travelled to the coronavirus-affected China, has been sent to Pune-based National Institute of Virology for analysis, he said.  With this, six patients have been kept in observation wards in the state (in various hospitals) - of which four are in Pune, while one each

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