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Mumbai just 2,500 cases away from lowest point of first wave

Numbers indicate that COVID-19 cases increase swiftly as a wave intensifies but their descent is much slower

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A ticket checker examines tickets of commuters at Borivli station on Friday. Cases in the city started increasing 10 days after the trains were opened for all on Feb 1. Pic/Satej Shinde

A ticket checker examines tickets of commuters at Borivli station on Friday. Cases in the city started increasing 10 days after the trains were opened for all on Feb 1. Pic/Satej Shinde

Mumbai is 2,500 cases away from the lowest point of active cases it achieved during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. There were 7,714 active cases on July 8, which is around what it was on February 23. The city had the lowest number of active cases on February 11 at 5,252.

The lowest number of new cases on a single day was recorded on February 1 with 328 cases.

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