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Face Masks Absent As Chennai Market, Once A Covid Hotspot, Reopens
The Koyambedu wholesale vegetablemarket in Chennai, which was labelled a coronavirus hotspot in May, reopened today, but many seem not to have learned lessons from a pandemic that has infected over 5.8 lakh people in Tamil Nadu alone
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Chennai's Super-Spreader Market Partially Reopens With Strict Guidelines
Chennai's super-spreader market has partially reopened after four months amid the coronavirus crisis. Some 300 food grain wholesale shops have been allowed to reopen in the city's Koyambedu market. At one of the shops, U Lakshmi, a packer, is back at work. With no salary for four months, she had to pledge her gold for Rs 20,000 to take care of her ...
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2,600 Cases And Counting: Chennai Vegetable Market A Virus Super-Spreader
Around 2,600 people with links to Koyambedu, a wholesale vegetable market in Chennai that has been declared a coronavirus hotspot, have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus so far, a senior Tamil Nadu government bureaucrat told NDTV
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Chennai's Biggest Vegetable Market New Virus Worry, Over 500 Test Positive
A vegetable and fruit market in Chennai, the city's biggest and one of the country's largest, has emerged as the latest epicenter for coronavirus cases in Tamil Nadu. Of the 527 people tested positive in the state on Monday, a "large number are linked to the Koyambedu market," a bulletin said.
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Face Masks Absent As Chennai Market, Once A Covid Hotspot, Reopens
The Koyambedu wholesale vegetablemarket in Chennai, which was labelled a coronavirus hotspot in May, reopened today, but many seem not to have learned lessons from a pandemic that has infected over 5.8 lakh people in Tamil Nadu alone
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Chennai's Super-Spreader Market Partially Reopens With Strict Guidelines
Chennai's super-spreader market has partially reopened after four months amid the coronavirus crisis. Some 300 food grain wholesale shops have been allowed to reopen in the city's Koyambedu market. At one of the shops, U Lakshmi, a packer, is back at work. With no salary for four months, she had to pledge her gold for Rs 20,000 to take care of her ...
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2,600 Cases And Counting: Chennai Vegetable Market A Virus Super-Spreader
Around 2,600 people with links to Koyambedu, a wholesale vegetable market in Chennai that has been declared a coronavirus hotspot, have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus so far, a senior Tamil Nadu government bureaucrat told NDTV
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Chennai's Biggest Vegetable Market New Virus Worry, Over 500 Test Positive
A vegetable and fruit market in Chennai, the city's biggest and one of the country's largest, has emerged as the latest epicenter for coronavirus cases in Tamil Nadu. Of the 527 people tested positive in the state on Monday, a "large number are linked to the Koyambedu market," a bulletin said.
