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Mumbai: ACP Ramesh Nangre, praised for work in COVID-19 pandemic, dies

Nangre was posted at Dharavi police station as senior police inspector when the coronavirus pandemic broke out in Mumbai

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Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Ramesh Nangre of Mumbai''s Sakinaka division, who played a key role in enforcing the COVID-19 lockdown measures in the city's Dharavi slum that helped flatten the infection curve there, died of heart attack on Thursday, an official said.

Nangre, 55, was declared dead at a private hospital in suburban Kandivali in the morning, the police official said. He is survived by his wife and three children.

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