India News | Maha Records Five COVID-19 Fatalities, Lowest After May 2020; 517 New Cases
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Maharashtra reported five COVID-19 fatalities, the lowest in a single day, after May last year, a health official said on Monday.
Mumbai, Dec 6 (PTI) Maharashtra reported five COVID-19 fatalities, the lowest in a single day, after May last year, a health official said on Monday.
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In the last 24 hours, 517 new coronavirus positive cases were reported, taking the tally in Maharashtra to 66,39,296. The COVID-19 death toll now stands at 1,41,175, a health department bulletin said.
On Sunday, Maharashtra had reported 707 cases and seven fatalities.
“The fatality for the day is the lowest since May last year,” the health official said.
A total of 811 patients were discharged in the last 24 hours, taking the number of recoveries in Maharashtra to 64,87,593, leaving the state with 6,853 active cases, it said.
The recovery rate in Maharashtra now stands at 97.72 per cent. The case fatality rate is 2.12 per cent, the bulletin said.
A total of 77,928 tests were conducted in the last 24 hours, which raised the number of samples tested so far in Maharashtra to 6,61,56,544, it said.
Mumbai reported 163 new cases and two deaths.
Nineteen districts and nine civic bodies in Maharashtra did not report any fresh COVID-19 cases.
Mumbai division, which comprises the city and its satellite townships, reported 298 cases and three deaths.
Pune division reported 101 new cases, Nashik division 60 cases, Aurangabad (25), Nagpur (12), Kolhapur (nine), Latur division (seven), and Akola division six cases.
Maharashtra's coronavirus figures are as follows: Fresh cases 518, positive cases 66,39,296, fatalities 5, death toll 1,41,175, recoveries 64,87,593, active cases 6,853, total tests 6,61,56,544.
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