Mumbai: The country reported the lowest daily cases and death since April 2020 with the possibility of a decline in testing during weekends.
After almost 70,000 tests, 656 people were tested positively; Eight deaths were reported on Monday.
The country’s daily cases are the lowest since April 30, 2020, (583) and the least daily deaths since April 17, 2020, when seven victims were reported.
This is the first time this year that the state has reported death in one digit.
Although the city center (174) on Monday is less than 200 for the fourth time this month, the death toll, accounts for half of the eight deaths of the country.
For all weeks ago, the city has one or two daily deaths.
Only 24,798 tests conducted in Mumbai because of the staff holiday on Sunday, producing a test level of testing to 0.7%.
However, a BMC official said active cases fell in the city and fewer buildings were sealed.
There is no detention zone (especially in slums and slums) since mid-August.
The Minister of Health of Rajesh Tope on Monday said violations of the Covid protocol in all districts continued to be a concern even though there were active cases down below 10,000 on Sundays, the early days of pandemic.
“The country has loosened all the sidewalks, now it’s up to people to ensure that all Covid protocols are followed.
We keep a watch close to a sudden increase in cases in any cluster,” said Minister, demanding a dose of booster for health workers and senior citizens with comorbidity.
The State Task Force of the Chair of the Chairman of Dr.
Sanjay Oak said we must not forget that some countries saw an increase in the case.
“In our country, we see a slow and steady pediatric case increase.
It would not make sense to think the pandemic ended,” Oak said.