Mumbai: Slum Sprawl of Dharavi in ​​Mumbai did not report a single Covid-19 case in the last 24 hours, said a senior Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) official.
Kaseload in this region stands unchanged at 6993, while there are 11 active cases in the area.
The number of recovery areas is 6,596.
On April 8 this year, the region recorded a one-day surge in the highest of 99 cases during the second wave of the virus outbreak.
In May, cases from slums gradually decreased.
The first Coronavirus case in Dharavi was reported on April 1, 2020.
As the second wave receded in May, cases from the slums gradually decreased.
Spread more than 2.5 Km Square and Mixed Housing Micro Industrial Units, Dharavi is home to nearly 6.5 lakh people.
According to data updated the city of Civic Body, with the addition of two new cases on the omelet, the calculation of Coronavirus infection rose to 9,950.
Tally of restored cases increased to 9,645 on the temporary omelet in the area in the area established at 30.
In the Majesty environment, infection counts reaching 10,262, with the addition of six new Covid-19 cases.
Active kasel in this area is 43, while 9,973 people have been up so far.
At present, the G / North Ward in Mumbai, which includes Dharavi, Dadar and Mahim, reported eight cases of new Coronavirus in 24 hours.
Ward has reported 27,205 cases to date.
The count of ward recovery is 26,214 while 84 patients are currently undergoing treatment for infection.