Published 23:21 IST, April 29th 2020
Mumbai Police officer tests positive for COVID-19; Force posts reassuring message
Mumbai Police on Wednesday informed that a 29-year-old policeman has tested positive for novel Coronavirus infection. Yet, the force put out a reassuring tweet
- India News
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The Mumbai Police on Wednesday informed that a 29-year-old policeman has tested positive for novel Coronavirus infection. Yet, the force put out a reassuring and pretty inspiring tweet saying that the cop summarised what they’ve been meaning to tell Mumbaikars all along — "Don't take any tension, pal!"
Along with it, the Police also tweeted a famous poem by renowned Marathi poet Vasant Bapat.
Coronavirus kills 3 in Mumbai Police
COVID-19 has so far claimed three lives in the Mumbai Police force. A 56-year-old head constable died on Monday while undergoing treatment for the disease. Identified as Shivaji Sonawane, the deceased was attached to the Kurla traffic division of the Mumbai Police.
Before that, a 57-year-old Head Constable passed away on Saturday. According to force, the deceased constable identified as Chandrakant Ganapat Pendurkar was battling the virus for quite a few days. He was the Head Constable from Vakola Police Station in Mumbai and a resident of Worli Naka area in South Mumbai. Following his demise, 52-year-old head constable Sandip Surve also succumbed to the infection on Sunday.
Nearly a hundred police officers have tested positive for the infection in the Maharashtra Police force, as per media reports.
Updated 23:21 IST, April 29th 2020
