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Lack of COVID appropriate behaviour possible cause of Maharashtra case surge: Govt report
Updated On: 07 March, 2021 10:15 AM IST | New Delhi | ANI
The report also suggested that the health machinery of the state may have become lax after cases came down after September 2020.

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The Union Health Ministry on Saturday released a report on surge of COVID-19 cases in Maharashtra which suggested that "COVID inappropriate behaviour" and enhanced aggregations due to recent gram panchayat elections, marriage season and crowded public transport are possible causes of hike in coronavirus cases in the state.
"While the exact causes of the surge are not known - since laxity in COVID behaviour is not specific to the state - the possible factors are COVID inappropriate behaviour due to lack of fear of disease, pandemic fatigue; miss outs and super spreaders; and enhanced aggregations due to recent gram panchayat elections, marriage season and opening of schools and crowded public transport," the report said.
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