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Assam COVID tally at 18,666 while deaths rise to 46

Guwahati, Jul 14 (UNI) The COVID-19 tally continued to increase in Assam as it inched towards 20,000 mark, with the state registering 859 new cases on Tuesday, out of which 627 were in the main city Guwahati.
The overall COVID 19 tally in the state currently stands at 18,666 now.
The death toll also rose to 46 with six patients succumbing to COVID 19, as confirmed by a death audit board.
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