Updated March 30th, 2020 at 21:03 IST
Maharashtra: Total tally of confirmed COVID-19 cases rises to 220; 10 deaths reported
According to Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope, the state recorded 17 new confirmed cases of novel coronavirus on Monday, taking the total tally to 220
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According to Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope, the state recorded 17 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Monday. This includes 8 patients from Mumbai, 5 from Pune, 2 from Nagpur and one each from Nashik and Kolhapur. Moreover, two COVID-19 patients passed away in Mumbai and Pune. They were suffering from diabetes and hypertension. At present in Maharashtra, the total number of COVID-19 cases is 220 apart from 10 deaths. In a positive development though, 39 out of the 220 patients have recovered from COVID-19.
राज्यात कोरोनाचे आज 17 नविन रुग्णांची नोंद झाली. त्यामुळे एकूण रुग्ण संख्या 220 झाली आहे.नवीन रुग्णांमध्ये 8 रुग्ण मुंबईचे असून 5 रुग्ण पुण्याचे, 2 नागपूरचे तर नाशिक आणि कोल्हापूर येथील प्रत्येकी 1 आहे. #CoronaVirusUpdates #MeechMazaRakshak #मीचमाझारक्षक #मैंहीमेरारक्षक
— Rajesh Tope (@rajeshtope11)
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आज राज्यात 2 करोना बाधित रुग्णांचे मृत्यू झाले. एकाचा मुंबईतील खाजगी रुग्णालयात तर एकाचा पुण्यातील खाजगी रुग्णालयात मृत्यू झाला. त्यांना हृदयरोग,मधुमेह व उच्च रक्तदाबाचा त्रास होता. राज्यातील करोना बाधित मृत्यूची संख्या आता 10 झाली आहे. #CoronaVirusUpdates #MeechMazaRakshak
— Rajesh Tope (@rajeshtope11)
राज्यातील आतापर्यंत 39 कोरोना बाधित रुग्णांना रुग्णालयातून घरी सोडण्यात आले आहे. त्याची सविस्तर आकडेवारी अशी : मुंबई-14, पुणे-7, पिंपरी चिंचवड-9, यवतमाळ- 3, अहमदनगर- 1, नागपूर- 4, औरंगाबाद- 1.सध्या राज्यात 171 रुग्णांवर उपचार सुरू आहेत.#CoronaVirusUpdates #MeechMazaRakshak
— Rajesh Tope (@rajeshtope11)
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Maharashtra's steps to tackle COVID-19
The Maharashtra government has taken numerous steps to combat the novel coronavirus crisis. First, gyms, swimming schools, theatres, and all educational institutions in the state were closed until March 31. Thereafter, Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray imposed Section 144 in the urban areas followed by a complete curfew across the state.
This was superseded by the nationwide lockdown announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi from March 25 onwards. Since then, Thackeray has repeatedly appealed to everyone, including migrant workers to stay put wherever they are. The state government has set up 262 relief camps across Maharashtra which is providing shelter and food to 70,399 migrant workers.
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Published March 30th, 2020 at 21:03 IST