With 2,253 patients getting cured during the day, the number of patients recovering increased to 10,70,912.
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- On Friday, 1,898 new cases of coronavirus were reported in Mumbai and two people died.
- This is a drop of over 30% from a day earlier when Mumbai reported 2,479 on Thursday
- Caseload rises to 11,03,760 in city and death toll rises to 19,591
mumbai covid-19 updateMumbai on Friday reported 1,898 new infections of the coronavirus and two deaths, according to data provided by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). This is a drop of over 30% from a day earlier when Mumbai reported 2,479 on Thursday. The daily COVID-19 cases have declined by 581.
The caseload in the city rose to 11,03,760 and the death toll rose to 19,591. On Thursday, there were 2,479 cases and one death in the county’s financial capital. Of the 1,898 new COVID-19 patients, 1,802 were asymptomatic.
Only 12 patients were put on oxygen support. According to the BMC bulletin, a total of 77 patients are currently on oxygen support in the city hospitals. Mumbai now has 13,257 active COVID-19 cases.
With 2,253 patients getting cured during the day, the number of patients recovering increased to 10,70,912.
The recovery rate in the city is 97 percent. Mumbai has been reporting COVID-19 cases in the four digits since June 7.
maharashtra covid status
Maharashtra on Friday reported 4,205 new COVID-19 cases, taking the total to 79,54,445, while the death toll rose to 1,47,896 with three fresh deaths linked to the infection, the state health department said. happened.
A health department bulletin said that 3,752 patients have been cured in the last 24 hours, taking their total to 77,81,232.
On Thursday, the state recorded 5,218 COVID-19 cases and one death. Significantly, the number of active COVID-19 cases crossed the 25,000-mark, reflecting a widening gap between new and recovered coronavirus patients.
(with inputs from PTI)
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