774 new Covid-19 cases reported: Total cases exceed 76,000

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A total of 774 more COVID-19 patients were reported within today taking the total cases in the country to 76, 428, the Government Information Department said.

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Selvakumar Tuesday, 16 February 2021 06:29 AM

It's going down from coronavirus recover the patients !!!

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