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Mumbai’s Taj Hotel employees test positive for coronavirus

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MUMBAI : Some members of Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL), which runs the Taj Hotel chain, on Saturday tested positive for covid-19.

While IHCL did not confirm the number of employees who have been affected, it confirmed that these employees have been hospitalized.

Reportedly, of 500 employees who were tested for coronavirus, at least six employees working at the iconic Taj Mahal Palace and Towers hotel in south Mumbai have tested positive. “Those who have tested positive mostly were asymptomatic showing absolutely no signs of illness.

However, staff testing positive and symptomatic were duly hospitalized and others who were in contact with them have immediately been put in quarantine in accordance with World Health Organization (WHO)

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