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A Covid care centre at a tea garden in Dibrugarh DIBRUGARH: The high Covid fatalities among tea plantation workers continue to be a cause of concern in the upper Assam tea belt with 77.14 per cent of the total deaths among the workforce coming from 7 of the 9 districts in the area. According to official data, the state s tea gardens have reported 105 Covid deaths during the second wave of which 81 deaths have occurred in the seven districts of Dibrugarh, Tinsukia, Golaghat, Sivasagar, Charaideo, Jorhat and Lakhimpur. Only two upper Assam districts, Dhemaji and Majuli, do not have any Covid fatalities till date. Assam s 555 tea estates of the total 803 registered estates are located in the 9 upper Assam districts with Dibrugarh having the highest numbers with 177 tea gardens, followed by Tinsukia with 122 and Jorhat with 88.

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