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Maharashtra reports 63,309 COVID-19 cases, 985 deaths

Updated on: 28 April,2021 12:00 AM IST  |  Mumbai
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With 2,73,125 new tests, the number of samples examined for coronavirus so far in Maharashtra has gone up to 2,65,27,862.

Maharashtra reports 63,309 COVID-19 cases, 985 deaths

Police take action against vehicles on road during blockade at T junction, Dharavi. Pic/Pradeep Dhivar

Maharashtra on Wednesday reported 63,309 new coronavirus cases and 985 deaths, the state health department said. It took the tally of infections in the state to 44,73,394 and the death toll to 67,214.


Mumbai recorded 4,926 new cases and 78 deaths, raising its caseload to 6,40,409 and the death toll to 12,954. A total of 61,181 patients were discharged from hospitals during the day, taking the number of recoveries to 37,30,729.


Of 985 fatalities, 392 occurred in the last 48 hours, 251 in the last week while the rest had taken place earlier but were added to the tally now, an official explained. Maharashtra has now 6,73,481 active cases.


With 2,73,125 new tests, the number of samples examined for coronavirus so far in Maharashtra has gone up to 2,65,27,862. Currently 42,03,547 people are in home quarantine, while 31,159 people are in institutional quarantine.

Maharashtra's COVID-19 recovery rate stands at 83.4 per cent, while the fatality rate is 1.5 per cent. The case positivity rate was 16.86 per cent. The Mumbai division, including Mumbai city and satellite towns, recorded 12,782 fresh cases and 220 deaths, taking the caseload to 13,48,395 and the toll to 23,015.

Thane Municipal Corporation in the division reported 92 deaths, followed by 12 in Raigad district and 11 in Panvel city. The Nashik division reported 10,015 new cases including 3,213 in Nashik city. Ahmednagar district reported 2,372 cases followed by 1,526 in Nashik district and 974 in Nandurbar district.

Out of 137 deaths recorded in the Nashik division during the day, 43 occurred in Nandurbar district, 31 in Nashik district, 20 in Ahmednagar district, and 12 each in Ahmednagar city and Jalgaon district.

The Pune division saw 13,137 fresh infections, including 4,126 in Pune city, 3,430 in Pune district, 1,916 in neighbouring Pimpri Chinchwad city, 1,653 in Solapur district and 1,772 in Satara district. Of 217 fatalities in the Pune division, 117 occurred in Pune city followed by 38 in Satara, 32 in Pune district and 20 in Pimpri Chinchwad.

Kolhapur division added 3,538 cases and 47 deaths, including 14 in Sindhudurg district and 11 in Sangli. Aurangabad division reported 3,666 fresh infections and 125 fatalities of which 80 occurred in Aurangabad city, followed by 15 in Hingoli district.

The Latur division reported 3,965 cases along with 64 deaths, of which 24 occurred in Latur district, while 10 each were reported from Beed and Nanded districts. The caseload in the Akola division went up by 3,422 of which Bhandara alone added 1,008. Of total 62 fatalities in this division, 32 occurred in Yavatmal district and 14 in Washim district.

The Nagpur division registered 12,784 fresh infections, including 5,418 in Nagpur city and 2,566 in Nagpur district. Bhandara and Wardha districts added 1,318 and 1,077 cases. The division reported 113 deaths of which 69 occurred in Nagpur city and 14 in Nagpur district.

Maharashtra's coronavirus figures as follows: Total cases 44,73,394, new cases 63,309, death toll 67,214, recoveries 37,30,729, active cases 6,73,481, people tested so far 2,65,27,862.

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