Mumbai: Maharashtra reported 4,365 new Coronavirus cases and 105 deaths on Friday, while 6,384 patients recovered from viral infections, said a health department official.
The state counting infection rose to 64.15,935, while the death toll reached 1.35,672.
Nandurbar Regency in northern Maharashtra does not record the active single Covid-19 case for the fifth consecutive day.
A total of 6,384 patients were sent back from hospital during the day, taking the amount of recovery for 62,21,305.
There are 55,454 active cases in Maharashtra.
The Covid-19 recovery rate stated at 96.97 percent, while the mortality rate was 2.11 percent.
As many as 2,06,848 Coronavirus tests were carried out since Thursday night, pushing the total tests carried out so far for 5,19,21,798.
Ahmednagar Regency was reported the highest of 577 new infections, followed by Satara in 554.
Satara Regency was also recorded at the highest 17 deaths during the day.
Among the eight administrative areas of Maharashtra, the Pune region reported the highest 1858 Covid-19 case, followed by 890 cases in the Kolhapur region.
The Nashik region reported 699 new cases, Mumbai 696, Latur 161, Aurangabad 29, Akola 18 and the Nagpur region recorded 14 new cases.
Of the 105 deaths reported during the day, the highest 33 deaths were reported from the Pune region, followed by 32 in Kolhapur and 12 in the Mumbai region.
Nashik and the latch region reported 10 and five deaths, respectively.
Akola and Nagpur regions reported eight and five deaths, respectively, while no death was reported throughout the Aurangabad division.
The city of Mumbai reported 319 new cases and six deaths, while Pune City reported 201 infections and one fresh death.
Among 55,454 patients currently medium treatment in the state, Pune district accounts for 12,558 highs.
Coronavirus figure from Maharashtra is as follows: Number of cases 64.15,935, the case of New 4365, Death toll 1.35,672, new death 105, receipt of 62,21,305, active case 55,454, the number of tests made as far as 5,19,21,798.
Maha reported 4,365 Covid cases, 105 deaths
