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COVID-19: Deaths increase in Mumbai, but civic chief says, ‘rate low’
Updated On: 21 April, 2021 07:42 AM IST | Mumbai | Chetna Sadadekar
According to state govt data, Mumbai reported 118 deaths in Feb, but the same figure shot up to 704 from April 1 till April 19

Preparations on to increase the number of beds at a COVID centre in Dadar West. File pic
With the second wave of the pandemic hitting hard, the city has seen a rapid rise in the number of COVID-19 deaths over the past two months, but what still remains a positive development is that the ratio of deaths to positive cases continues to be quite low, indicating that the situation is still under control. According to the state government’s data, Mumbai reported 118 deaths in the month of February, but the same figure shot up to 704 from April 1 till April 19.
A patient waits outside the Dahisar jumbo COVID centre as beds are not available. File pic
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