Bengal Admits 57 COVID-19 Patients Died, But Says 39 From Co-Morbidities

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For the first time, Bengal has officially linked 57 deaths to coronavirus. The state government today revealed that according to its death audit committee, 57 COVID-19 patients had died, but asserted that 39 of these were due to co-morbidities.

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