Coronavirus positive Sudanese untraceable, booked
A 40-year-old Sudan national staying in a Mumbai hotel has become untraceable after testing positive for coronavirus, the police said on Wednesday. A case has been registered by Colaba police against the Sudanese as well as the owner of the hotel, he said.
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A 40-year-old Sudan national staying in a Mumbai hotel has become untraceable after testing positive for coronavirus, the police said on Wednesday. During the COVID-19 test, he had mentioned a hotel in Colaba as his residential address in the metropolis, an official said.
When health officials reached the hotel, they found he was not available. A case has been registered by Colaba police against the Sudanese as well as the owner of the hotel, he said.
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