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Sensex continues to crash amid Coronavirus scare, down by over 1,500 points

| @indiablooms | Mar 19, 2020, at 10:51 am

Mumbai/IBNS: The bloodbath in the Indian stock market amid Novel Coronavirus scare continued even on Thursday with Sensex plummeting by over 1,500 points.

In the first one hour, Sensex has dipped by 1,683 points.

After the fall, Sensex is now reading at slightly over 27,000 points.

NIFTY has crashed by 495.35 points.

The global market is witnessing a steep fall over the last few weeks as the deadly Coronavirus has brought the world on edge.

The Sensex on Wednesday fell by 1,710 points and NIFTY by 498.25 points.

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