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Mumbai: City's COVID-19 cases rise again, sees 1,059 new patients

Mortality rate is still at 5.54, doubling rate is at 76 days

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A worker wearing a PPE suit, disinfects Kandivli's Growel's mall, ahead of its August 5 reopening. Pic/Satej Shinde

A worker wearing a PPE suit, disinfects Kandivli's Growel's mall, ahead of its August 5 reopening. Pic/Satej Shinde

After touching a low of 700, the new positive cases count in Mumbai rose again on Saturday. The city reported 1,059 new cases and 45 deaths. The cumulative number of deaths now stand at 6,395 while the mortality rate is still at 5.54 per cent. The state's tally increased by 9,601 cases, including 3,127 from Pune division and 2,995 from MMR, including Mumbai. The case fatality rate in the state is 3.55 per cent.

On Saturday, 832 patients recovered and were discharged across the city. The recovery rate of the city stands at 76 per cent and doubling rate of Mumbai is 76 days. Of the 45 deaths, 37 had comorbidities. One death was below 40 years of age, 33 deaths were above 60 years and 11 were between 40 and 60 years.

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