NITN | @notintownlive | 25 Mar 2020, 10:15 am
Indore/NITN: India registered its 12th COVID 19 death as an infected person died in Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday, media reports said.
This is the first death due to the infection in the state.
More details are awaited.
The death was reported on a day when India is observing its first day of complete lock down.
Indian PM Naredra Modi on Tuesday announced complete lock down in the country during his 8 pm address to the nation.
The COVID 19 outbreak, which is assumed to have started from China's Wuhan region, has now reached across the world.
In India, over 550 people are infected by the disease while 12 person have died so far.
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