India News | Maha Sees 1,272 COVID-19 Cases, Four Deaths, 1,771 Recoveries
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Maharashtra on Saturday reported 1,272 COVID-19 cases and four deaths, which took the state's tally to 81,03,649 and the toll to 1,48,261, an official said.
Mumbai, Sep 3 (PTI) Maharashtra on Saturday reported 1,272 COVID-19 cases and four deaths, which took the state's tally to 81,03,649 and the toll to 1,48,261, an official said.
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This was a slight rise from the 1,258 cases reported on Friday, which also saw six deaths, he pointed out.
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Of the new cases, 713 were from Mumbai circle, followed by Pune circle (328) Kolhapur (64), Nagpur circle (59), Nashik circle (47), Latur circle (39), Akola circle (13) and Aurangabad circle (9), he said.
The four deaths comprised three in Mumbai circle and one in Akola circle, the official added.
The recovery count increased by 1,771 in the last 24 hours to touch 79,46,694, leaving the state with an active caseload of 8,694, he said.
Mumbai led with 3,183 active cases, followed by 2,001 in Thane and 1,681 in Pune, the official added.
State health department data revealed the recovery rate was 98.06 per cent and the fatality rate stood at 1.82 per cent.
The overall number of coronavirus tests in the state was 8,41,89,628, including 27,274 conducted in the last 24 hours, as per official data.
Coronavirus figures of Maharashtra are as follows: Positive cases 8103649; fresh cases 1272; death toll 148261; recoveries 79,46,694; active cases 8694; total tests 8,41,89,628.
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