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Dharavi, a people's project

Dharavi, once a Covid-19 hotspot in Mumbai, did not report a single infection in the 24 hours prior to Christmas for the first time since April 1, when the first patient was detected in the area

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Shyamal Majumdar New Delhi
The world would obviously like to forget 2020 in a hurry because of the avalanche of bad news on how the pandemic has brought suffering, fear, and death to populations everywhere. Amidst the all-round distress, however, there was some good news that brought cheer. One such news came on Christmas morning.

Dharavi, once a Covid-19 hotspot in Mumbai, did not report a single infection in the previous 24 hours for the first time since April 1, when the first patient was detected in the area. That’s nothing short of a miracle in a place where social distancing is nothing but a
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