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COVID-19: Good signs in Mumbai; Maharashtra could turn tide soon
Updated On: 27 April, 2021 08:05 AM IST | Mumbai | Chetna Sadadekar
With Mumbai seeing a big drop in cases, task force says next 15 days hold the key for Maharashtra to cross 2nd wave peak

Migrant workers who arrived in the city on Monday seen at LTT. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi
Even as this week remains crucial in identifying if the ‘ferocious second wave’ of COVID-19 in Mumbai is subsiding, a state task force expert has said that the state will take at least another 15 days to one month to reach the position.
While the city’s Test Positivity Rate (TPR) has gone down in the past two weeks, it is still in two digits. Experts say that it should be much lesser now. While a decline in the second wave is not clear, the daily numbers have certainly been declining in the past two weeks. The government, meanwhile, wants to prepare for a third wave. Keeping this in mind, mass vaccination, double masking and avoiding crowded places along with hand sanitisation are a must.
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