Five COVID-19 cases were
detected in Bhandara in Maharashtra on Monday, taking the district's count to eight.
Of the five cases, one is a 19-year-old boy who returned from Nashik while the four others came from Pune to Sakoli here.
The teen had travelled in a truck and had entered the district without a valid e-pass.
"The boy's contacts in the truck are being traced," he added.
The district's first COVID-19 patient was 45-year-old woman who tested positive on April 27.
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