96 new Corona suspects found positive on Friday

Aurangabad, Nov 20:

In all, 96 new Corona suspects were found positive on Friday. The total number of patients in the district reached 42180 now, of which, 40368 recovered, 1129 died while 683 are being treated.

The patients found in the city are from, Supari Hanuman Mandir area, Gulmohar N-5 Cidco, Sudhakarnagar Satara area, Shantinath Society Kanya Prashala area, Cancer Hospital area, Tilaknagar, N-11 B Hudco, Ranjanvan Society, N-9 Shrikrishnanagar Hudco, N-1 Cidco, Baijipura, Khedkar International School N-6, Jain International School Shahnoorwadi, Seven Hills Colony, Sahara Parivartan area, Times Colony, Shivajinagar, N-9 Hudco, Garkheda, Bhimnagar Bhavsinghpura, N-4 Cidco, Mukundwadi, Rokadia Hanuman Colony, Juna Bazar Cidco, Dhoot Motors area, Vedantnagar, N-3 Cidco, Bhagwan High School area, Krishana Mandir Divan Deodi area, Shrinath Vihar Pisadevi, N-8 Shritij HS, N-9 M-2 Cidco, Jijamata Colony N-13 Cidco, Sundarwadi, Babanrao Dhakne School, Vishalnagar, Garkheda, Sarafa Road area, Beed Beed By-pass, Deolai, Ulkanagari, N-5 Cidco, Lakkad Mandir, Swarajnagar, Beed By-pass, Military Hospital (One each).

Mhada Colony, Bajrang Chowk Cidco (Two each). M-2 Agasthi Colony Hudco, Chandraguptnagari Shahnoorwadi, Nandanvan Colony (Three each). Shiveshwar Colony, Hindustan Awas Nakshaktrawadi (Four each). Others – 16.

Patients found in rural areas are from, Karanjkheda, Krishnapur Bikdin, Babasaheb Patil English School Navgaon, Shivgadh Tanda, New High School Vanegaon, New High School Kingaon, Savangi, Jatwada, Gandhi Chowk Ajanta, Adul Paithan, Paithan (One each). Girnar Tanda – 2.

One dies; total deaths: 1129

A 25 years old man from Lonwadi, Sillod died at the Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH). The total number of deaths in the district reached 1129 now.

Meanwhile, 128 patients including 110 from the city and 18 from the rural areas recovered and were given discharge on Friday. The total number of patients recovered in the district reached 40368 now while 683 are being treated.