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Mumbai: Measles claims life of one-year-old Nalasopara child
Updated On: 23 November, 2022 08:18 AM IST | Mumbai | A Correspondent
There were 3,378 suspected cases registered on Tuesday, death toll stands at eight

A civic official screens a family for measles at Rafi Nagar in Govandi. Representation pic
The city reported one more death due to measles on Tuesday. The deceased, a one-year-old boy, resided in Nalasopara and had been coping with health issues for a month before losing his life due to acute respiratory failure in a case of measles with bronchopneumonia. So far, the death toll due to measles in Mumbai stands at eight while two children were from the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. However, one more suspected death was reported on Monday.
According to the civic health department, the total number of confirmed cases of measles in the city stands at 220. Most of the cases have been reported in the M East ward, which comprises Govandi and Mankhurd where there were six outbreaks and 51 cases, followed by L ward (Kurla) with five outbreaks and 29 cases. In E ward (Byculla), one outbreak and six cases were reported while in F North ward one outbreak and 14 cases were recorded.
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