Maharashtra reports 431 new cases, as IMCT visits COVID-hit Mumbai and Pune

Seeing a small dip in daily COVID-19 cases, Maharashtra on Wednesday, reported 431 fresh cases with 18 deaths. 67 patients have been discharged - taking tally to 789 patients. state tally w stands at 5649 with 269 deaths - Mumbai amounts to 3683 cases and 161 deaths.

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financial capital of state has been worst affected district in entire country, registering over a hundred cases per day. BMC has set up 861 containment zones throughout Mumbai since rise in number of cases. With over 1 million people living in five square kilometer area, Dharavi is Mumbai's most densely populated area and has been under severe scrutiny - recording 189 cases with 12 deaths. Centre's inter-ministerial team has visited several areas of Mumbai's containment zones and has recommended adding more isolation beds as number cases rise in Mumbai.

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On Sunday, CM Uddhav Thackeray anunced that state government will partially resumption of ecomic activities from April 20 in Green and Orange zones. However, he clarified that movement of workers and inter-district travel will t be allowed to contain spread of vel coronavirus. government also had to rollback partial relaxation in Pune and Mumbai as COVID cases soared.

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On March 14, Thackeray government invoked Epidemic Diseases Act declaring Coronavirus as an epidemic - declaring all gyms, swimming pools, malls, atres, pubs shut in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, Nagpur, Pimpri-Chinchwad till March 31 amid rising cases of Coronavirus. government also shut all educational institutions and postponed all exams, except 10 & 12th board exams. With railways shutting down its services on March 22 marking 'Janta Curfew', Maharashtra government extended a state-wide curfew, stopping all transport services across districts.