Mumbai sees 327 new COVID-19 cases six deaths active count stands at 4115
Mumbai Oct 28 PTI Mumbai on Thursday reported 327 new coronavirus positive cases and six fatalities taking the caseload to 754996 and toll to 16235 a civic official said The city witnessed a marginal dip in coronavirus infections while the number of fatalities increased as compared to Wednesday when the city had reported 420 cases and four deaths There are 4115 active COVID-19 cases in the state after 365 patients recuperated and got discharge from hospitals during the day which pushed the citys overall recovery count to 732114 the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation BMC official said A total of 32688 tests were conducted in the last 24-hours which took the cumulative test count to 11344009 Presently there are 39 buildings that have been sealed in order to curb the spread of the virus from there while the city is free of containment zones in slums and chawls since mid-August the official said The average COVID-19 recovery rate of the countrys financial capital is 97 per cent Its average doubling rate is 1412 days and the average growth rate of cases is 005 per cent for the period between October 21 and 27 he said Mumbai had reported the highest number of 11163 daily cases on April 4 this year while the highest one-day fatality count of 90 was witnessed on May 1 both during the second wave of the pandemic PTI KK NP NP
Mumbai Oct 28 PTI Mumbai on Thursday reported 327 new coronavirus positive cases and six fatalities taking the caseload to 754996 and toll to 16235 a civic official said The city witnessed a marginal dip in coronavirus infections while the number of fatalities increased as compared to Wednesday when the city had reported 420 cases and four deaths There are 4115 active COVID-19 cases in the state after 365 patients recuperated and got discharge from hospitals during the day which pushed the citys overall recovery count to 732114 the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation BMC official said A total of 32688 tests were conducted in the last 24-hours which took the cumulative test count to 11344009 Presently there are 39 buildings that have been sealed in order to curb the spread of the virus from there while the city is free of containment zones in slums and chawls since mid-August the official said The average COVID-19 recovery rate of the countrys financial capital is 97 per cent Its average doubling rate is 1412 days and the average growth rate of cases is 005 per cent for the period between October 21 and 27 he said Mumbai had reported the highest number of 11163 daily cases on April 4 this year while the highest one-day fatality count of 90 was witnessed on May 1 both during the second wave of the pandemic PTI KK NP NP
