Mumbai: Slum Mumbai Colony Dharavi recorded only one new case of Coronavirus on Friday, said a senior official Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).
Kaseload Covid-19 Dharavi has increased to 6,899, where 6,519 patients have recovered and removed from the hospital, the official said.
He told him that the number of active cases in densely populated areas had now dropped to 21.
Dharavi became the Covid-19 hotspot in early April during the second wave of pandemic.
It has reported the 99 Covid-19 case highest on April 8, 2021.
As the second wave receded in May, cases from slums gradually decreased and zero cases were recorded in slum dominated areas on June 14, 15 and 23.
Casonavirus first case In Dharavi, it was reported on April 1, 2020.
It was spread over 2.5 km of square and a mixed housing of the micro industry unit, Dharavi was home to nearly 6.5 lakh.
According to data updated Civic Body, with the addition of 11 new cases on the omelet, the calculation of Coronavirus infection rose to 9,689.
Calculate the restored case increased to 9,384 in the temporary omelet in the active case in the area established in 121.
The mourning infection count was stood at 10.007, with the addition of four new Covid-19 cases.
The active kasel in this area is 65, while 9,740 people have been up so far.
G / North Ward in Mumbai, which includes Dharavi, Dadar and Mahim, reported 16 new cases of Coronavirus in a 24-hour range.
Ward has reported 26,595 cases to date.
The count of ward recovery is 25,643 while 207 patients are currently undergoing treatment for infection.