Mumbai: The city on Friday registered the lowest Tally Case since February 9, with 443 people testing positively Covid-19 infection.
The city’s front level fell to 1.2%, and daily death remained stable at 11.
The state reported little underwear in the case (7,761) too, and 167 deaths.
With this, the total Caseload touched 61.97 lakh and the fatality rose to 1,26,727.
Kaseload in the city rose to 7.3 lakh and the total death toll touched 15,678.
“Everyday cases have floated around 500 in Mumbai for a long time now, and there is no indication of a surge or sign of worry,” said BMC Health Officer Dr.
Mangala Gomare.
The thick tail of Covid in Mumbai has worries experts, although BMC officials maintain it is a function of a very large population density and a large floating population.
WHO said the third covid wave was clear in some parts of the world, but Chairman of the Minister of Uddhav Thackeray on Friday against that the second wave in the country had receded but the thick tail of the second wave was still there.
“Cases and deaths in the state have fallen, but they experienced stagnation at 8,000-9,000 cases.
We tried to drop a further case.
We have asked the district to increase the test, especially the RT-PCR test,” Thackeray said.
Minister of Health Rajesh Tope took reviews of Covid steps in Kolhapur, where cases soared.
The district government has been asked to ensure more people who are treated in institutional quarantine and house quarantine are not recommended.