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27 Bengaluru cops test positive for COVID-19 in ten days
27 Bengaluru cops test positive for COVID-19 in ten days
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All these cases were reported from Whitefield Police Division and 15 of them, including 12 from the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) police station, tested positive on Monday, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Whitefield) M N Anucheth said.
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