Mumbai: With COVID third wave seems to be declining, Maharashtra on Saturday registered 27,971 new COVID-19 cases. Among the cases, 85 Om...
Mumbai: With COVID third wave seems to be declining, Maharashtra on Saturday registered 27,971 new COVID-19 cases. Among the cases, 85 Omicron infections have been recorded and 61 fatalities due to the infection, according to the health department said. With the new additions, the overall caseload in the state mounted to 76,83,525 and the death toll to 1,42,522.
"The third wave of coronavirus pandemic seems to be declining in the state but some cities have reported more cases. With the count of new daily cases dropping from the peak of 47,000 to about 25,000, Rajesh Tope said: "It seems the COVID-19 third wave has come down," Maharashtra health minister Rajesh Tope said.s
"But some other cities like Pune, Nagpur and parts of rural area are reporting more and more cases," the Maharashtra minister said on Saturday, according to some news agencies
Mumbai, Thane, Raigad and Palghar districts were reporting "very high numbers" earlier while Nashik, Nagpur, Pune and Aurangabad are currently reporting more cases, sources said.
"People are generally getting discharged within seven-eight days even if they have mild symptoms," the Maharashtra minister said.
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