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COVID-19: Gujarat records 1,009 cases; deaths cross 2,500

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AHMEDABAD : Gujarat reported 1,009 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, taking its tally to 64,684, while the death toll crossed the 2,500-mark, the state health department said.With 22 COVID-19 patients dying in the lat 24 hours, statewide fatalities rose to 2,509, it said.The number of recovered cases in Gujarat rose to 47,561 with 974 more patients getting discharged from various hospitals, the department said in a release.There are now 14,614 active cases, with 83 patients among them put on ventilator, it said.The state conducted 19,769 tests in the last 24 hours at a rate of 304.13 tests per day per million.

A total 8,34,104 samples have been tested for coronavirus in the state so far, the department said.Gujarat COVID-19 figures are as.

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Ontario Hockey League has released a few details of its return to play plan, but the question now is, will it work?After cancelling the remainder of the 2019-20 season and playoffs in the spring as the coronavirus pandemic began to spread across North America, the OHL says it plans to come back on Dec. 1.The league says it will employ a 64-game schedule, down from the traditional 68 games, and the regular season would wrap up on April 29, 2021.
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Coronavirus pandemic not stopping build of new Habitat for Humanity home
Habitat for Humanity Women’s Build family receives keys to their new home Teruework and her family are one of the groups that will be living in one of the homes.Last April she heard she would be Habitat for Humanity home owner.“I am short of words to say it. I feel very happy,” she said.“We are four, I have three kids.
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