Chennai: The toll in
coronavirus disease in Tamil Nadu
went up to 12, with the death of a male
employee of a private airlines
and a 45-year-old woman last evening.
The death of the male employee was
confirmed by a spokesperson of
the IndiGo airlines, while the woman's death
was confirmed by the police
and the health department on Sunday.
Reports received here said a man, in his mid-50s and working as an aircraft maintenance engineer with IndiGo airlines in Chennai airport since 2006, died late last night after he tested positive for COVID.
"We are extremely sorry and saddened by the demise of one of our beloved employees in Chennai due to infection of COVID-19 virus," reports quoting an airline spokesperson said. Police sources said the 45-year-old woman, a native of Pulianthope in North Chennai, tested positive for COVID-19 after she was admitted to the Omandurar Multispeciality Government hospital on April five, three days after her husband, who had participated in the Tablighi Jamaat meet in Delhi, tested positive.
12/04/20 UNI
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Reports received here said a man, in his mid-50s and working as an aircraft maintenance engineer with IndiGo airlines in Chennai airport since 2006, died late last night after he tested positive for COVID.
"We are extremely sorry and saddened by the demise of one of our beloved employees in Chennai due to infection of COVID-19 virus," reports quoting an airline spokesperson said. Police sources said the 45-year-old woman, a native of Pulianthope in North Chennai, tested positive for COVID-19 after she was admitted to the Omandurar Multispeciality Government hospital on April five, three days after her husband, who had participated in the Tablighi Jamaat meet in Delhi, tested positive.
12/04/20 UNI
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