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Some outliers are sheltering in place, exactly where they were, when the Covid-19 outbreak happened.

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The move came after two days of rain exposed poor drainage system of the city, causing knee-deep waterlogging in some areas.

UPA, which too had limited strength, tots up to 102 members, including 10 members nominated by President during its tenure.

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