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By NE Reporter on July 27, 2020

RANCHI:
There were 457 more novel coronavirus cases in Jharkhand, taking the tally to 8,349 on Monday, while the toll rose to 85 with two more deaths, a government bulletin said.

The active cases of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) rose to 4,560, while 3,704 people have recovered so far, the bulletin said. Two more COVID-19 patients died on Sunday, it said.

The recovery rate is 44.36 per cent, while the fatality rate is 1.02 per cent, it added.

NE Reporter

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