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Mumbai added 3.15 lakh COVID-19 cases in 75 days

This number is twice that reported in 11 months of the first wave; but deaths came down to one-tenth, daily cases still higher than highest daily count in 2020.

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A health worker conducts an antigen test on an arriving passenger at Dadar station. Pic/Ashish Raje

A health worker conducts an antigen test on an arriving passenger at Dadar station. Pic/Ashish Raje

COVID cases in Mumbai doubled in just 75 days, with 3.15 lakh cases registered from February 10 to April 25. The number of cases in the second wave crossed the total of the previous 11 months. On a happy note, however, the number of deaths is almost one-eighth of the first wave. In the first wave, the city saw 11,396 deaths, but the number between February 10 and April 27  was 1,516 deaths. The trend is reflected in MMR and the rest of the state.

The BMC has started stamping the hands of those advised to undergo home quarantine for COVID-19, at LTT. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi
The BMC has started stamping the hands of those advised to undergo home quarantine for COVID-19, at LTT. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi

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