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Watch | Coronavirus: The Condition of a Family in Chhawla Village

Far from treatment, even testing is not being done in this village. The Wire visited the village and talked to some people to understand the situation.
Yaqut Ali
Jun 09 2021
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Far from treatment, even testing is not being done in this village. The Wire visited the village and talked to some people to understand the situation.
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Due to the Delhi government's mismanagement, 30 people have died due to the coronavirus in Chhawla village of Delhi. Far from treatment, even testing is not being done in this village. The Wire visited the village and talked to some people to understand the situation.

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