One of six slain Maoists tests COVID positive
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One of the six Maoists killed in an exchange of fire with Greyhounds personnel reportedly tested COVID-19 positive, here on Saturday.The bodies of the six Maoists reached Narsipatnam Area Hospital on
One of the six Maoists killed in an exchange of fire with Greyhounds personnel reportedly tested COVID-19 positive, here on Saturday. The bodies of the six Maoists reached Narsipatnam Area Hospital on Thursday night and the post-mortem was conducted on Friday. According to sources, Santu Nachike from Koraput, reportedly tested COVID positive. It is mandatory during this pandemic period to conduct the COVID test, and he tested positive in the rapid antigen test. His swabs were sent for RTPCR for confirmation, said a source from the forensic team.
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