Mumbai: Maharashtra on Monday reported 686 positive cases of Coronavirus and 19 deaths, taking counting to the country to 66,24,986 and tolls to 1,40,602, an official said.
He said Maharashtra had witnessed less than 700 Covid-19 cases per day since early November, adding that the addition of Monday to the calculation was lower than Sunday, while the number of deaths was higher than the previous day.
The release of 912 patients in the last 24 hours took the recovery count at Maharashtra to 64.68,791, leaving the country with 11,943 active cases.
The number of people in the housekeeper stands at 99,859 and those in the institutional quarantine is 1,016.
The recovery rate of Maharashtra cases is now at 97.64 percent and the mortality rate is 2.12 percent.
With 81,625 samples were being checked in the last 24 hours, among the lowest in several times, the number of tests in Maharashtra rose to 6.40.52.219, he said.
An official said 16 districts and seven city corporations did not report the new Covid-19 case.
“Mumbai reported 182 of the highest new infections, followed by Ahmednagar Regency with 77 new cases.
Among the eight Maharashtra regions, the Mumbai region reported 316 new cases Covid-19, followed by 158 cases from the Pune region.
142 from Nashik.
Aurangabad region reported 20 cases reported 20 cases New, each kolhapur and the substance of 18 cases, Nagpur region 10 and the Akola area eight, “he said.
Giving a solution to death, he said the Mumbai region reported the highest 15 deaths among eight regions, including four in the city of Metropolis, followed by each in the Nashik, Pune, Kolhapur and Saturation region, while there were no deaths reported 24 hours in the area of Aurangabad, Akola and Nagpur.
Among 11,943 active patients in the state, Mumbai Regency led to 3,530, while among 64.68,791 people who had recovered, Pune stood first with 11,34,936.
Officers said that among 64.68,791 patients recovered throughout the country, the highest 11,34,936 patients were restored from Pune.
Maharashtra saw 686 new Covid cases, 19 deaths
