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Mumbai: BMC to study how crowded wards had fewer Covid-19 cases
Updated On: 01 June, 2021 09:23 AM IST | Mumbai | Somita Pal
Civic body ties up with Mumbai University, IIT-B to find reason behind lower number of per lakh cases in certain wards; the information will help city, state fight Covid-19 in future
Locals queue up near Minara Masjid, Pydhonie (ward B), to buy dairy products in April. File pic
What is the secret behind low numbers in crowded wards? With Covid-19 cases reducing in the city, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is all set to study Covid-19 trends in the first and second waves in specific wards. It has so far identified four crowded wards — B, C, M East and L — that have the lowest per lakh cases.
Police bandobast in Kurla (L ward) during restrictions in April
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