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Icmr Pos Neg 17.05.2021.Xlsx COVID 19 TEST RESULTS Declared on 17-05-2021 – In Alphabetical Order Date of S NO Sample Patient Name Age Gender Contact Number Final Result Tested 2 2021-05-17 A KALAI SELVI 22 F *****62814 Negative 3 2021-05-13 A KAMARAJ 63 M *****66399 Negative 4 2021-05-17 A R VENKATESAN 38 M *****29905 Negative 5 2021-05-17 A RAHUL 16 M *****62814 Negative 6 2021-05-17 A RAMYA 21 F *****75572 Negative 7 2021-05-13 A RESHMA 23 F *****98049 Negative 8 2021-05-17 A UDHAYAKUMARI 44 F *****12605 Negative 9 2021-05-13 A UTHAMMAN 63 M *****39353 Negative 10 2021-05-17 A VASANTHA 42 F *****62625 Negative 11 2021-05-17 AADAM 39 M *****12016 Negative 12 2021-05-17 AADIN 20 M *****47873 Negative 13 2021-05-17 AAKASH 17 M *****22617 Negative 14 2021-05-17 AANANDHAN 39 M *****90413 Negative 15 2021-05-17 AANUSH 25 M *****13394 Negative 16 2021-05-17 AAROAN 25 M *****37252 Negative 17 2021-05-11 AARTHI 27 F *****97295 Negative 18 2021-05-13 AARTHI 20 F *****16824 Negative 19 2021-05-17 AARTI 30 F *****73431 Negative 20 2021-05-13 AARVIND 30 M *****81345 Negative 21 2021-05-17 AAVISH 21 M *****17361 Negative 22 2021-05-17 ABARANJI M 67 F *****82268 Negative 23 2021-05-17 ABDUL AWAL HOWLADER 65 M *****74184 Negative 24 2021-05-17 ABDUL YUSUF 68 M *****94663 Negative 25 2021-05-14 ABI 26 F *****21592 Negative 26 2021-05-11 ABINANTHAN 39 M *****90608 Negative 27 2021-05-17 ABINAYA BARATHI 22 F *****22543 Negative 28 2021-05-17 ABIRAMI 27 F *****36467 Positive 29 2021-05-17 ABIRAMI 27 F *****36467 Positive 30 2021-05-17 ABIRUMI 41 F *****75938 Negative 31 2021-05-17 ABISAGAM 80 M *****40706 Negative 32 2021-05-17 ABITHA 21 F *****78923 Negative 33 2021-05-11 ABITHA 31 F *****54114 Negative 34 2021-05-17 ABITHA 74 F *****39444 Negative 35 2021-05-17 ABLOOU 25 M *****48873 Negative 36 2021-05-17 ADHAIL 26 M *****47675 Negative 37 2021-05-13 ADHIMULAM 38 M *****69248 Negative 38 2021-05-17 ADITYA 13 M *****16737 Negative 39 2021-05-17 AEKAR 52 M *****33100 Negative 40 2021-05-17 AFFRIN BANU 23 F *****77230 Negative 41 2021-05-17 AHATHINI 13 F *****16737 Negative 42 2021-05-13 AHMED 29 M *****82855 Negative 43 2021-05-13 AISHA 50 F *****54965 Negative 44 2021-05-17 AJANTHA 29 F *****64330 Negative 45 2021-05-13 AJAS 25 M *****22003 Negative 46 2021-05-17 AJAY 20 M *****03344 Negative 47 2021-05-17 AJAY 26 M *****43399 Negative 48 2021-05-13 AJIKUMAR 28 M *****12923 Negative 49 2021-05-14 AJITH 22 M *****70534 Negative 50 2021-05-17 AJITH KUMAR 21 M *****95163 Negative 51 2021-05-13 AJITH MARAN 11 M *****57307 Negative 52 2021-05-17 AKAMAKABIR 23 M *****95670 Negative 53 2021-05-17 AKASH 32 M *****62638 Negative 54 2021-05-13 AKASH 27 M *****89884 Negative 55 2021-05-13 AKBAR SHERIEFF 32 M *****23080 Negative 56 2021-05-14 AKILANDAM 47 F *****16638 Negative 57 2021-05-17 AKILESH 21 M *****12036 Negative 58 2021-05-14 AKSHAYA 7 F *****28381 Negative 59 2021-05-17 AKSHAYA VARSHINI 12 F *****78676 Negative 60 2021-05-17 AKSHIAYADHARNI 13 F *****20570 Negative 61 2021-05-14 AKSHITHA 12 F *****51579 Negative 62 2021-05-14 AKSHITHA 3 F *****89880 Negative 63 2021-05-17 ALBERT 44 M *****05384 Negative 64 2021-05-17 ALBONZA 38 F *****64133 Negative 65 2021-05-17 ALEX 17 M *****83713 Negative 66 2021-05-14 ALISH 5 M *****77008 Negative 67 2021-05-17 ALLA 32 M *****18272 Negative 68 2021-05-13 ALLI 58 M *****15396 Negative 69 2021-05-17 ALLIRANI 78 F *****22131 Negative 70 2021-05-13 ALUMELU 42 F *****97805 Negative 71 2021-05-17 AMASRASAN 25 F *****53600 Negative 72 2021-05-11 AMBIGA 70 M *****54114 Negative 73 2021-05-17 AMBIGA 45 F *****75580 Negative 74 2021-05-11 AMBIKA 42 F *****85013 Negative 75 2021-05-17 AMBIKA 24 M *****04190 Negative 76 2021-05-14 AMBIKA 45 F *****63308 Negative 77 2021-05-17 AMBIKA 63 F *****91428 Negative 78 2021-05-17 AMBUJAM 77 F *****57357 Negative 79 2021-05-17 AMIRTHALINGAM 50 M *****26791 Negative 80 2021-05-17 AMITHA 29 M *****21241 Negative 81 2021-05-11 AMMARESAN 78 M *****02077 Negative 82 2021-05-17 AMMU 29 F *****38634 Negative 83 2021-05-17 AMMU 25 F *****38790 Negative 84 2021-05-17 AMMU 57 M *****29935 Negative 85 2021-05-17 AMMU 34 F *****95187 Negative 86 2021-05-17 AMMU K 19 F *****82626 Negative 87 2021-05-13 AMRAJESH 61 M *****67313 Negative 88 2021-05-17 AMSA 65 F *****65564 Negative 89 2021-05-17 AMSA 60 F *****20280 Negative 90 2021-05-14 AMSA 56 F *****22096 Negative 91 2021-05-13 AMSAVANI 75 F *****66383 Negative 92 2021-05-17 AMSAVENI 58 F *****25272 Negative 93 2021-05-17 AMSAVENI 35 F *****25735 Negative 94 2021-05-17 AMUDHA 44 F *****40244 Negative 95 2021-05-17 AMUDHA 37 F *****30843 Negative 96 2021-05-17 AMUDHA 47 F *****04471 Negative 97 2021-05-13 AMUDHAN 28 M *****25013 Negative 98 2021-05-17 AMUJAM 62 F *****05742 Negative 99 2021-05-17 AMUL 42 F *****37697 Negative 100 2021-05-17 AMULRANI V 45 F *****37362 Negative 101 2021-05-17 AMUTHA 57 F *****26690 Negative 102 2021-05-13 AMUTHA 55 F *****82799 Negative 103 2021-05-17 AMUTHA 42 F *****91211 Negative 104 2021-05-17 AMUTHA 41 F *****80021 Negative 105 2021-05-17 AMUTHA 45 F *****10689 Negative 106 2021-05-17 AMUTHA 42 F *****17793 Negative 107 2021-05-17 ANADHAN 31 M *****95671 Negative 108 2021-05-17 ANADHAN 46 M *****35871 Negative 109 2021-05-17 ANAND 63 M *****22232 Negative 110 2021-05-13 ANAND 50 F *****97129 Negative 111 2021-05-17 ANANDAN 31 M *****23112 Positive 112 2021-05-17 ANANDAN 31 M *****23112 Positive 113 2021-05-17 ANANDHAN 30 M *****43851 Negative 114 2021-05-17 ANANDHAN 54 M *****24511 Negative 115 2021-05-17 ANANDHAN 29 M *****50085 Negative 116 2021-05-17 ANANDHAN 45 F *****24563 Negative 117 2021-05-13 ANANDHAN 47 M *****43619 Negative 118 2021-05-17 ANANDHANAYAGI 34 F *****48392 Negative 119 2021-05-17 ANANDHI 43 F *****96323 Negative 120 2021-05-11 ANANDHI 32 F *****08009 Negative 121 2021-05-17 ANANDHI 46 F *****51536 Negative 122 2021-05-17 ANANDHI 39 F *****70631 Negative 123 2021-05-14 ANANDHI 47 F *****57222 Negative 124 2021-05-14 ANANDHY 42 F *****09275 Negative 125 2021-05-11 ANANDRAI 62 M *****58747 Negative 126 2021-05-17 ANANTHAVALLI 40 F *****22955 Negative 127 2021-05-17 ANANTHI 20 F *****08064 Negative 128 2021-05-17 ANBARASAN 30 M *****56071 Negative 129 2021-05-17 ANBARASAN 51 M *****25491 Negative 130 2021-05-17 ANBARASI 31 F *****13191 Negative 131 2021-05-13 ANBARASI 38 F *****33095 Negative 132 2021-05-14 ANBARASI 40 F *****46605 Negative 133 2021-05-13 ANBARASU 38 M *****76101 Negative 134 2021-05-14 ANBHAZHAGAN 41 M *****88358 Negative 135 2021-05-17 ANBU 41 M *****98440 Negative 136 2021-05-17 ANBU 36 M *****90668 Negative 137 2021-05-11 ANBUMANI 38 M *****00987 Negative 138 2021-05-11 ANBUMANI 64 M *****78672 Negative 139 2021-05-13 ANBUMARAN 8 M *****57307 Negative 140 2021-05-13 ANBUSELVI 33 F *****50813 Negative 141 2021-05-17 ANDAL 58 F *****54693 Negative 142 2021-05-11 ANGUSTIL 24 M *****40126 Negative 143 2021-05-17 ANIL SAHANI 23 M *****28874 Negative 144 2021-05-13 ANITHA 38 F *****45056 Negative 145 2021-05-14 ANITHA 28 F *****13053 Negative 146 2021-05-11 ANITHA 29 F *****70148 Negative 147 2021-05-11 ANITHA 18 M *****77132 Negative 148 2021-05-13 ANITHA 30 F *****01781 Negative 149 2021-05-17 ANITHA 29 F *****28079 Negative 150 2021-05-13 ANITHA 26 F *****99761 Negative 151 2021-05-11 ANITHA 33 F *****65079 Negative 152 2021-05-17 ANITHA S 33 F *****05285 Negative 153 2021-05-17 ANJALI 38 F *****50572 Negative 154 2021-05-17 ANJALI DEVI 37 F *****61513 Negative 155 2021-05-17 ANJALI DEVI 35 F *****29389 Negative 156 2021-05-17 ANJUMAN ARA 60 F *****74184 Negative 157 2021-05-17 ANNADHURAI 51 M *****61781 Negative 158 2021-05-17 ANNAMALAI 56 M *****22543 Negative 159 2021-05-17 ANNAPOOURNA 35 F *****36841 Negative 160 2021-05-13 ANSARI 42 M *****74329 Negative 161 2021-05-13 ANU 30 F *****10047 Negative 162 2021-05-11 ANUPRIYA 29 F *****12520 Negative 163 2021-05-17 ANUSHIYA 47 F *****13573 Negative 164 2021-05-17 ANUSHYA 19 F *****02959 Negative 165 2021-05-13 ANUSUNA 28 F *****31882 Negative 166 2021-05-17 APPU 31 M *****02963 Negative 167 2021-05-11 APPU 20 M *****12516 Negative 168 2021-05-17 APSAR HUSSAIN 22 M *****08962 Negative 169 2021-05-17 ARAVALLI 75 F *****90643 Negative 170 2021-05-17 ARAVIND 51 M *****23673 Negative 171 2021-05-11 ARAVIND 40 M *****62788 Negative 172 2021-05-14 ARAVINDHAN 24 M *****75554 Negative 173 2021-05-17 ARCHANA 20 F *****44469 Negative 174 2021-05-17 ARCHANA 25 F *****07605 Negative 175 2021-05-13 ARCHANA 29 F *****17185 Negative 176 2021-05-17 ARIVAZHAGAN 48 M *****26922 Negative 177 2021-05-13 ARIVU 33 M *****12915 Negative 178 2021-05-17 ARJUN 17 M *****45355 Negative 179 2021-05-13 ARJUN 40 M *****98337 Negative 180 2021-05-17 ARJUNAN 48 M *****39811 Negative 181 2021-05-17 ARJUNAN 45 M *****96242 Negative 182 2021-05-17 ARJUNAN B 69 M *****61147 Negative 183 2021-05-17 ARKIN 51 M *****37804 Negative 184 2021-05-13 AROKITA DASS 44 M *****71867 Negative 185 2021-05-13 ARPUTHA MARY 38 F *****01618 Negative 186 2021-05-17 ARUL 35 M *****51118 Negative 187 2021-05-17 ARUL 30 M *****60381 Negative 188 2021-05-13 ARUL 28 M *****47433 Negative 189 2021-05-17 ARUL 34 M *****99129 Negative 190 2021-05-11 ARUL 45 M *****59000 Negative 191 2021-05-17 ARULDHAS 35 M *****13240 Negative 192 2021-05-17 ARULKUMAR 42 M *****97895 Negative 193 2021-05-17 ARULKUMAR 39 M *****31391 Negative 194 2021-05-17 ARULKUMAR 40 M *****43210 Negative 195 2021-05-14 ARULKUMARAN 35 M *****60019 Negative 196 2021-05-17 ARULMOZHI 45 F *****85780 Negative 197 2021-05-17 ARULSAGAYAMARY 50 F *****39064 Negative 198 2021-05-14 ARULSELVAM 67 M *****55416 Negative 199 2021-05-17 ARUMUGAM
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