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64 people found infected with Covid in Chandigarh and 41 in Panchkula, both also a first in over four months

The girl had stopped on noticing the man standing on the road near a scooter after considering that he may need help; later his abandoned scooter was found to have run out of fuel, said Mohali police

The latest Covid victim in tricity is a 74-year-old from Mohali who suffered from Parkinsons and kidney-related diseases

A total of six people were found positive in Panchkula, four in Mohali and 19 in Chandigarh, pushing tricity’s active cases to 195

Chandigarh, that had logged 14 cases a day ago, recorded five Covid cases; similarly, the figure dipped from 14 to 10 in Mohali and from five to three in Panchkula

Chandigarh logged 15 fresh Covid cases on Tuesday, Mohali 12, a first in 46 days; tricity’s active cases breach 100 mark

Since March 21, with the decline in daily Covid infections, Chandigarh tricity’s active cases had remained below the 50 mark, even dropping to 25 in the first week of April

Two of the tricity’s new infections surfaced in Chandigarh’s Sector 31 and 40, and the third in Panchkula; Mohali reported no fresh case for the sixth time this year

Chandigarh reported 57 new Covid-19 cases on Wednesday, taking the tally to 91,454. The city also recorded two deaths due to the infection.

The Chandigarh tricity area witnessed a dip in the weekly Covid infection tally for the fourth consecutive week, with 1,584 people testing positive between February 7 and 13

It was also decided that the Chandigarh Bird Park and Rock Garden will also be reopened with effect from February 12.

As many as three people breathed their last in Chandigarh, two people died in Mohali and Panchkula also reported a death after a gap of two days

But Covid tally remained below 2,000 for the second consecutive day in tricity, had peaked at 3,907 on January 16

Both Mohali and Panchkula recorded three virus-related deaths each, while one person succumbed in Chandigarh

Since the third-wave peak of eight deaths on January 16, the Chandigarh tricity area has been recording four or more fatalities every day