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PROVINCIAL PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORY JANAKPURDHAM, PROVINCE-2 COVID 19 PCR LAB NEW REPORT LIST Total New Sample Tested = 119 Reporting Date : 2077-07-04 Positive Result = 28 Time: 12:00 AM Negative Result = 91 Patien Last Age/Se S N First Name Contact Address Collection Site t ID Name x Reporting Date Result CHAULAG Siraha,DHANGADI Dhangadhimai JAYA 1 34633 AI 46 Y/ F MAI-10 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Negative BILAT Dhangadhimai 2 34638 NARAYAN RAY 58 Y/ M Siraha,lahan-3 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Negative MANISH Siraha,DHANGADI Dhangadhimai 3 34639 KUMAR KARN 30 Y/ M MAI-10 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,DHANGADI Dhangadhimai JITENDRA 4 34640 MAHATO 24 Y/ M MAI-10 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,golbazar- Dhangadhimai RAM KARAN 5 34641 MAHATO 45 Y/ M 11 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,golbazar- Dhangadhimai SITA KUMARI 6 34642 DANUWAR 49 Y/ F 11 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,golbazar- Dhangadhimai 7 34643 27 Y/ F 11 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Positive Siraha,DHANGAD Dhangadhimai 8 34644 27 Y/ M IMAI-10 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Positive SANTOSH Dhangadhimai 9 34645 KUMAR SAH 26 Y/ M Siraha,golbazar-2 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Negative Dhangadhimai DINESH 10 34646 SINGH 26 Y/ M Siraha,golbazar-9 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,golbazar- Dhangadhimai TEJ NARAYAN 11 34647 YADAV 24 Y/ M 11 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,GOLBAZAR- Dhangadhimai SAMIR 12 34648 ROKAHA 32 Y/ M 6 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Negative SANJIT Siraha,GOLBAZAR- Dhangadhimai 13 34649 KUMAR YADAV 26 Y/ M 11 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,GOLBAZAR- Dhangadhimai 14 34650 36 Y/ M 7 Muncipality 2077-07-04 Positive RAJESH Dhanusha,janakp 15 34663 PRASAD JAISHWAL 45 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative INDIRA 16 34666 KUMARI KARKI 35 Y/ F Sindhuli,bhimstha PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,baniniy RAM UDAY 17 34667 YADAV 36 Y/ M a PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative ASHOK Mahottari,ramgo 18 34668 KUMAR MANDAL 30 Y/ M palpur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative RAM Dhanusha,janakp 19 34669 BAHADUR K.C 56 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative ABINASH Mahottari,singyah 20 34670 NARAYAN YADAV 24 Y/ M i PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Mahottari,loharp BRIJ 21 34671 BAITHA 40 Y/ M atti PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Mahottari,sishoti AMIT KUMAR 22 34672 KARN 36 Y/ M ya PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,janakp 23 34673 43 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive Dhanusha,nepal TRISHNA 24 34674 SHGAL 27 Y/ F bidhut PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,district NARESH 25 34675 YADAV 28 Y/ M police office PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative RAM CHANDRA Dhanusha,district 26 34676 KHATBE MANDAL 20 Y/ M police office PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative SANTOSH RABI Dhanusha,DISTRIC 27 34677 DAS 20 Y/ M T POLICE OFFICE PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative RAUSHAN Dhanusha,DISTRIC 28 34678 SAH 19 Y/ M T POLICE OFFICE PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,tarapa 29 34679 23 Y/ M ti PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive Dhanusha,nefscu 30 34680 28 Y/ M n PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive 31 34681 29 Y/ M Sarlahi,haripur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive RAM Dhanusha,janakp 32 34682 BAHADUR GURUNG 44 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative DIPENDRA Dhanusha,janakp 33 34683 KUMAR YADAV 26 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative GYAN KUMAR 34 34687 PANDIT 40 Y/ M Siraha,mirchaiya PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,mukhiy DEEPAK 35 34688 YADAV 22 Y/ M apatti PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative PASUPATI Dhanusha,janakp 36 34689 KUMAR YADAV 35 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Mahottari,loharp RINKI KUMARI 37 34690 PASWAN 25 Y/ F atti PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Sarlahi,MALANG Jilla Parsasan SUNIL 38 34706 MAHARA 19 Y/ M WA Karyalaya 2077-07-04 Negative Sarlahi,MALANG Jilla Parsasan BILASH 39 34707 MAHAR 1 Y/ M WA Karyalaya 2077-07-04 Negative Sarlahi,MALANG Jilla Parsasan RAM NARESH 40 34708 MAHARA 35 Y/ M WA Karyalaya 2077-07-04 Negative Sarlahi,MALANG Jilla Parsasan BIMAL 41 34714 GALE 20 Y/ M WA Karyalaya 2077-07-04 Negative Sarlahi,MALANG Jilla Parsasan RAKESH 42 34715 RAM 24 Y/ M WA Karyalaya 2077-07-04 Negative RANJITA Dhanusha,kshi 43 34723 KUMARI SINGH 42 Y/ F na.pa PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative ASHISH Dhanusha,janakp 44 34754 KUMAR SINGH 28 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative SANJIV Siraha,swablam 45 34755 KUMAR SINGH 45 Y/ M lagubbitta PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative ARJUN Siraha,swablamba 46 34756 PRASAD POKHREL 30 Y/ M n PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative SANDIP Dhanusha,sahidna 47 34757 KUMAR GOIT 22 Y/ M gar na.pa PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,janakp GANGA RAM 48 34758 PASWAN 67 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Mahottari,pashu 49 34759 28 Y/ M pati nagar PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive Dhanusha,phulga 50 34760 31 Y/ M ma PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive Dhanusha,debpur NAGESHWAR 51 34761 MAHATO 31 Y/ M a rupaitha PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,janakp 52 34762 52 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive Dhanusha,janakp 53 34763 38 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive Dhanusha,janakp 54 34764 59 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive RUPESH 55 34765 KUMAR MANDAL 33 Y/ M Mahottari,nenhi PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,mukhiy SURESH 56 34766 YADAV 35 Y/ M apatti PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,mukhiy DILIP 57 34767 RAUT 22 Y/ M apatti PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,mithila RAJIV 58 34768 YADAV 30 Y/ M bihari na.pa PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,mithila SHANTI DEVI 59 34769 YADAV 43 Y/ M bihari PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Udayapur,triyug 60 34770 31 Y/ F na.pa PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive MADAN Dhanusha,strect 61 34771 PRASAD SAH 48 Y/ M child of nepal PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative ANJANA Dhanusha,strect 62 34772 KUMARI SAH 43 Y/ F child of nepal PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,mujeliy SARAN 63 34773 GURUNG 24 Y/ M a janakpur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative SANJAY Dhanusha,janakp 64 34774 KUMAR SAH HALUWAI 42 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,bidhanaga 65 34775 41 Y/ M r PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive Dhanusha,janakp 66 34776 25 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive Dhanusha,janakp 67 34777 25 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive RAM Dhanusha,janakp 68 34778 SHANKAR MANDAL 45 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative AWATAR Dhanusha,nepal 69 34779 NEUPANE 46 Y/ M bangladesh bank PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,district MUKESH 70 34780 PASWAN 20 Y/ M police office PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,baniga AARTI 71 34785 DEVI 30 Y/ F ma Janaki Health Care 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,janakp AMIT 72 34786 JHA 23 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative RAM SAROJ 73 34787 YADAV 19 Y/ M Dhanusha,inarba PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,kamala SNEHA 74 34788 YADAV 12 Y/ M na.pa PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative SITA SARAN 75 34789 PRASAD 44 Y/ M Sarlahi,haripurwa PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,janakp NAND KISHOR 76 34790 BHANDARI 31 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,janakp 77 34791 61 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive SUSHIL Mahottari,sahod 78 34792 KUMAR SAH 23 Y/ M wa PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Mahottari,sahod UMESH 79 34793 BHANDARI 29 Y/ M wa PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative JAY NARAYAN Dhanusha,goth 80 34794 SINGH SEN 40 Y/ M kolyalpur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative BISHWAKA Dhanusha,mithila RAJENDRA 81 34795 RMA 47 Y/ M na.pa PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative MANISH Dhanusha,depra 82 34796 KUMAR MAHATO 23 Y/ M rupaitha PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative HEM PACHABBA Dhanusha,janakp 83 34797 BAHADUR IYA 27 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative RAJESH Dhanusha,nagrain 84 34798 KUMAR THAKUR 30 Y/ M na.pa PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,janakp 85 34799 74 Y/ F ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive RAJESH 86 34800 KUMAR MANDAL 29 Y/ M Saptari,mahwaha PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,janakp MD INUS 87 34801 RAIN 48 Y/ M ur PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,napi 88 34802 42 Y/ M office PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive Dhanusha,napi 89 34803 42 Y/ M office PPHL. 2077-07-04 Positive Dhanusha,janakp Provicial Hospital 90 34804 60 Y/ M ur Janakpur- 2077-07-04 Positive Dhanusha,janakp Provicial Hospital BIPIN KUMAR 91 34805 LAL 56 Y/ M ur Janakpur- 2077-07-04 Negative Dhanusha,sahidn Provicial Hospital 92 34806 34 Y/ M agar Janakpur- 2077-07-04 Positive Provicial Hospital 93 34807 70 Y/ M Siraha,sukhipur Janakpur- 2077-07-04 Positive Provicial Hospital PASHUPATI 94 34808 SAH 22 Y/ M Mahottari,balba Janakpur- 2077-07-04 Negative BIHARI 95 34809 MANDAL 68 Y/ M Mahottari,sarha PPHL. 2077-07-04 Negative Lahan Quarantine 96 34810 32 Y/ M Siraha,lahan Siraha 2077-07-04 Positive Lahan Quarantine 97 34811 32 Y/ M Siraha,LAHAN Siraha 2077-07-04 Positive Lahan Quarantine ASHISH 98 34812 RAUNIYAR 22 Y/ M Siraha,LAHAN-6 Siraha 2077-07-04 Negative CHAUDHA Lahan Quarantine NAINI LAL 99 34813 RY 50 Y/ M Siraha,LAHAN-11 Siraha 2077-07-04 Negative CHAUDHA Siraha,laghu Lahan Quarantine RAM DEV 100 34814 RY 47 Y/ M bitiya sanstha Siraha 2077-07-04 Negative RAJESH Siraha,LAGHU Lahan Quarantine 101 34815 KUMAR SAH 33 Y/ M BITIYA SANSTHA Siraha 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,LAGHU Lahan Quarantine NIRMAL 102 34816 DHAKAL 33 Y/ M BITIYA SANSTHA Siraha 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,LAGHU Lahan Quarantine 103 34817 42 Y/ M BITIYA SANSTHA Siraha 2077-07-04 Positive KISHOR Siraha,LAGHU Lahan Quarantine 104 34818 KUMAR PANDIT 40 Y/ M BITIYA SANSTHA Siraha 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,gorchhari Lahan Quarantine KAMESHWAR 105 34819 ADHIKARI 45 Y/ M hp Siraha 2077-07-04 Negative KIRAN Siraha,GORCHHA Lahan Quarantine 106 34820 KUMARI YADAV 37 Y/ F RI HP Siraha 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,GORCHHA Lahan Quarantine RAHUL 107 34821 ADHIKARI 20 Y/ M RI HP Siraha 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,GORCHHA Lahan Quarantine RIYA 108 34822 ADHIKARI 16 Y/ F RI Siraha 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,GORCHHA Lahan Quarantine URMILA DEVI 109 34824 SAH 50 Y/ F RI Siraha 2077-07-04 Negative MANJU Siraha,GORCHHA Lahan Quarantine 110 34825 KUMARI DAS 26 Y/ F RI Siraha 2077-07-04 Negative Siraha,GORCHHA Lahan Quarantine DHARM DEV 111 34826 SAH
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