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COVID-19 PCR TEST REPORT New Negative Result = 226 Total New COVID-19 PCR TEST REPORT Total Sample Tested = 55904 Total New Sample Tested = 229 Reporting Date : 2078-04-08 New Positive Result = 03 Time: 10:45 AM New Negative Result = 226 S. No. Date Patient Id Name A/G Address District Contact Result 1 21/07/22 66723 Kaushal Kumar Yadav 19Y/M bariyarpatti-5 Siraha Negative 2 21/07/22 66724 Diksha Shah 23Y/F janakpur-5 Dhanusha Negative 3 21/07/22 66725 Ritesh Kumar Sharma 22Y/M janakpur-17 Dhanusha Negative 4 21/07/22 66726 Mrigank Pratik 19Y/M janakpur-6 Dhanusha Negative 5 21/07/22 66727 Abinash Kumar Pandey 48Y/M janakpur-6 Dhanusha Negative 6 21/07/22 66728 Md. Mahtab Alam 21Y/M jaleshwar-9 Mahottari Negative 7 21/07/22 66729 Md. Sartaj Alam 19Y/M jaleshwar-9 Mahottari Negative 8 21/07/22 66730 Rituraj Jha 19Y/M pipra-5 Mahottari Negative 9 21/07/22 66731 Anit Kumar Sah 18Y/M janakpur-7 Dhanusha Negative 10 21/07/22 66732 Chandrika Kumari Sah 19Y/F mithila bihari-7 Dhanusha Negative 11 21/07/22 66733 Shivam Jha 19Y/M janakpur-12 Dhanusha Negative 12 21/07/22 66734 Sandhya Jaiswal 23Y/F malangwa-8 Sarlahi Negative 13 21/07/22 66735 Rina Kumari Mandal 26Y/F janakpur-16 Dhanusha Negative 14 21/07/22 66736 Kundan Kumar Sagar 33Y/M gadhimai-4samanpur Rautahat Negative 15 21/07/22 66737 Dhiraj Sah 21Y/M janakpur-1 Dhanusha Negative 16 21/07/22 66738 Lalit Kumar Sah 19Y/M janakpur-1 Dhanusha Negative 17 21/07/22 66739 Anil Sah 21Y/M aurahi-1 Dhanusha Negative 18 21/07/22 66740 Puja Kumari Rabidas 17Y/F hanspur-8 Dhanusha Negative 19 21/07/22 66741 Yogita Shah 18Y/F janaknandani-4 Dhanusha Negative 20 21/07/22 66742 Bivek Kumar Sah 22Y/M kalayanpur-8 Siraha Negative 21 21/07/22 66743 Krishna Gopal Thakur 26Y/M janakpur-2 Dhanusha Negative 22 21/07/22 66744 Pooja Kumari Pandit 20Y/F aurahi-2 Dhanusha Negative 23 21/07/22 66745 Pinki Kumari Thakur 19Y/F pipra-4 Mahottari Negative 24 21/07/22 66746 Neha Panjiyar 21Y/F janakpur-16 Dhanusha Negative 25 21/07/22 66747 Bijay Kumar Mishra 70Y/M janakpur-6 Dhanusha Negative 26 21/07/22 66748 Aashish Kumar Yadav 23Y/M janakpur-1 Dhanusha Negative 27 21/07/22 66749 Supriya None 18Y/F ekdara-1 Mahottari Negative 28 21/07/22 66750 Anjali Yadav 17Y/F janakpur-1 Dhanusha Negative 29 21/07/22 66751 Bibek Kumar Yadav 20Y/M nagrain-2 Dhanusha Negative 30 21/07/22 66752 Guma Shrestha 55Y/F chhireshwarnath-1 Dhanusha Negative 31 21/07/22 66753 Venesha Shah 19Y/F aurahi-1 Dhanusha Negative 32 21/07/22 66754 Aashik Dubey 19Y/M manarasiswa-9 Mahottari Negative 33 21/07/22 66755 Himani Singh 18Y/F janakpur-11 Dhanusha Negative 34 21/07/22 66756 Avishek Sah 23Y/M Mahottari Negative 35 21/07/22 66757 Alka Kumari Sah 20Y/F Mahottari Negative 36 21/07/22 66758 Chandra Bhusan Sah 29Y/M jankpur-11 Dhanusha Negative 37 21/07/22 66759 34Y/M janakpur-7 Dhanusha Positive 38 21/07/22 66760 Ram Naresh Sharma 65Y/M janakpur-7 Dhanusha Negative 39 21/07/22 66761 Manish K.c. Kushwaha 27Y/M golbazar-13 Siraha Negative 40 21/07/22 66762 Ankit Kumar Karn 20Y/M janakpur-14 Dhanusha Negative 41 21/07/22 66763 Aksha Khatun 20Y/F loharpatti-8 Mahottari Negative 42 21/07/22 66764 Nabin Kumar Sah 25Y/M janakpur-9 Dhanusha Negative 43 21/07/22 66765 Bashistha Shah 25Y/M kalayanpur-7 Siraha Negative 44 21/07/22 66766 Chandan Ray 21Y/M janakpur-7 Dhanusha Negative 45 21/07/22 66767 Nabin Yadav 20Y/M jaleshwar-7 Mahottari Negative 46 21/07/22 66768 Sajan Yadav 20Y/M matihani-7 Mahottari Negative 47 21/07/22 66769 Avishek Thakur 20Y/M mahottari-1 Mahottari Negative 48 21/07/22 66770 Monika Mahasetha 20Y/F jaleshwar-1 Mahottari Negative 49 21/07/22 66771 Indesh Devi 70Y/F janakpur-4 Dhanusha Negative 50 21/07/22 66772 Gaurav Kumar Thakur 19Y/M janakpur-4 Dhanusha Negative 51 21/07/22 66773 Abhisek Mishra 19Y/M loharpatti-7 Mahottari Negative 52 21/07/22 66774 Pragati Sah 19Y/F manarasiswa-7 Mahottari Negative 53 21/07/22 66775 Saurav Kumar Thakur 17Y/M janakpur-4 Dhanusha Negative 54 21/07/22 66776 Sagar Mishra 19Y/M mahottari-6 Mahottari Negative 55 21/07/22 66777 Asutosh Sah 19Y/M janakpur-6 Dhanusha Negative 56 21/07/22 66778 Rajan Kumar Yadav 21Y/M pipra-6 Mahottari Negative 57 21/07/22 66779 Jyoti Jha 20Y/F janakpur-4 Dhanusha Negative 58 21/07/22 66780 Metharu Mandal 56Y/M janakpur-18 Dhanusha Negative 59 21/07/22 66781 Neha Kumari 19Y/F janakpur-4 Dhanusha Negative 60 21/07/22 66782 Priyanka Jha 22Y/F jaleshwar-4 Mahottari Negative 61 21/07/22 66783 Aishwarya Sah 19Y/F janakpur-9 Dhanusha Negative 62 21/07/22 66784 Achal Kumari 19Y/F janakpur-4 Dhanusha Negative 63 21/07/22 66785 Anil Kumar Sahani 19Y/M hanspur-2 Dhanusha Negative 64 21/07/22 66786 Aadarsh Karn 18Y/M janakpur-24 Dhanusha Negative 65 21/07/22 66787 Suman Sah 20Y/F janakpur-10 Dhanusha Negative 66 21/07/22 66788 Aman Gupta 20Y/M ekdara-1 Mahottari Negative 67 21/07/22 66789 Roshani Gupta 19Y/F ekdara-1 Mahottari Negative 68 21/07/22 66790 Bikash Arya 21Y/M paudeshor-7 Dhanusha Negative 69 21/07/22 66791 Ashok Kumar Sah 20Y/M janakpur-3 Dhanusha Negative 70 21/07/22 66792 Bimlesh Kumar Raut 22Y/M sabaila-1 Dhanusha Negative 71 21/07/22 66793 Kamrussin Reza 22Y/M janakpur-16 Dhanusha Negative 72 21/07/22 66794 Aastha Chauhan 19Y/M dhanushadham-1 Dhanusha Negative 73 21/07/22 66795 Neha Kumari Mahasetha 19Y/F ganeshman charnath-10 Dhanusha Negative 74 21/07/22 66796 Prince Raj Tiwari 20Y/M balwa-1 Mahottari Negative 75 21/07/22 66797 Jay Prakash 21Y/M loharpatti-6 Mahottari Negative 76 21/07/22 66798 Aditya Sah 19Y/M manarasiswa-3 Mahottari Negative 77 21/07/22 66799 Sushant Singh 19Y/M hanspur-3 Dhanusha Negative 78 21/07/22 66800 Rashmi Yadav 20Y/F kamala-8 Dhanusha Negative 79 21/07/22 66801 Ram Shankar Chaudhary 53Y/M pipra-6 Mahottari Negative 80 21/07/22 66802 Sanjit Kumar Chaudhary 40Y/M mahottari-3 Mahottari Negative 81 21/07/22 66803 Lalan jee Sah 26Y/M dhanauji-5 Dhanusha Negative 82 21/07/22 66804 Praveen Sah 23Y/M aurahi-1 Dhanusha Negative 83 21/07/22 66805 Binod Kumar Sah 31Y/M janakpur-4 Dhanusha Negative 84 21/07/22 66806 Brikhesh Mishra 24Y/M janakpur-4 Dhanusha Negative 85 21/07/22 66807 Murari Raj Chaudhary 21Y/M janakpur-23 Dhanusha Negative 86 21/07/22 66808 Pushkar Jha 20Y/M janakpur-10 Dhanusha Negative 87 21/07/22 66809 Amit Kumar Singh 39Y/M janakpur-10 Dhanusha Negative 88 21/07/22 66810 Aman Kumar Sah 20Y/M chhireswarnath-05 Dhanusha Negative 89 21/07/22 66811 Aman Thakur 20Y/M kanakpur-2 Dhanusha Negative 90 21/07/22 66812 Rajiv Sah 32Y/M janakpur-7 Dhanusha Negative 91 21/07/22 66813 Ankit Rajan Sah 19Y/M loharpatti-6 Mahottari Negative 92 21/07/22 66814 Raajani Karn 18Y/F janakpur-8 Dhanusha Negative 93 21/07/22 66815 Prenisha Gautam 26Y/F balbari-1 Morang Negative 94 21/07/22 66816 Akash Gupta 26Y/M janakpur-1 Dhanusha Negative 95 21/07/22 66817 Anup Kumar Gupta 27Y/M janakpur-1 Dhanusha Negative 96 21/07/22 66818 Pranjal Jha 19Y/F mukhiyapatti Dhanusha Negative 97 21/07/22 66819 Prakash Pandit 21Y/M mithila bihari-3 Dhanusha Negative 98 21/07/22 66820 Ram Krishna Budha 25Y/M kanaka sundari ga Jumla Negative 99 21/07/22 66821 Anjali Mahato 25Y/M dhanushadham-6 Dhanusha Negative 100 21/07/22 66822 Pappu Kumar Yadav 24Y/M samsi- ga.pa-4 Mahottari Negative 101 21/07/22 66823 Gaurav Kumar Shah 23Y/M janakpur-3 Dhanusha Negative 102 21/07/22 66824 Avinash Mishra 25Y/M janakpur-4 Dhanusha Negative 103 21/07/22 66825 Gopal Oli 32Y/M laxminiya-04 Dhanusha Negative 104 21/07/22 66826 Prabhakar Jha Mukesh 35Y/M janakpur-8 Dhanusha Negative 105 21/07/22 66827 16Y/M janakpur-1 Dhanusha Positive 106 21/07/22 66828 Sneha Jha 19Y/F janakpur-1 Dhanusha Negative 107 21/07/22 66829 Kiran Kumari Jha 43Y/F JANAKPUR-1 Dhanusha Negative 108 21/07/22 66830 Soni Panjiyar 17Y/F janakpur-17 Dhanusha Negative 109 21/07/22 66831 Binod Kumar Raut 39Y/M janakpur-1 Dhanusha Negative 110 21/07/22 66832 Aashish Mishra 19Y/M janakpur-1 Dhanusha Negative 111 21/07/22 66833 Ajay Kumar Yadav 24Y/M sahidnagar-2 Dhanusha Negative 112 21/07/22 66834 Balram Kumar Yadav 20Y/M sahidnagar-2 Dhanusha Negative 113 21/07/22 66835 Ram Anij Thakur 40Y/M janakpur-25 Dhanusha Negative 114 21/07/22 66836 Lekhnath Dhakal 46Y/M janakpur-4 Dhanusha Negative 115 21/07/22 66837 Ganesh Kumar Tharu 29Y/M janakpur-11 Dhanusha Negative 116 21/07/22 66838 Roshan Kumar Yadav 25Y/M janakpur-12 Dhanusha Negative 117 21/07/22 66839 Bina Kumari Yadav 18Y/F laxminiya-5 Dhanusha Negative 118 21/07/22 66840 Gangour Paswan 58Y/M kamala na.
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