Mumbai sees 85 COVID-19 cases the highest since March 2 active tally now 390

Mumbai Apr 19 PTI Mumbai on Tuesday reported 85 COVID-19 cases the highest daily addition to the tally since March 2 and two-and-half times Mondays figure of 34 a civic official said It took the tally here to 1058884 while the death toll remained unchanged at 19562 On March 2 the number of cases added to the tally was 100 he pointed out All the new cases are asymptomatic and only 10 of the 26044 hospital beds earmarked for COVID-19 treatment are currently occupied the official added So far 1038932 people have been discharged post recovery including 52 during the day leaving the metropolis with an active caseload of 390 Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation data showed that the recovery rate was 98 per cent the positivity rate stood at 0009 per cent the caseload doubling time was 14040 days and the average case growth rate between April 12 and 18 was 0005 per cent With 9372 samples being examined in the last 24 hours the number of tests in Mumbai went up to 16799393 civic data showed The city did not have a sealed building or a containment zone as on Tuesday On January 7 Mumbai had reported a record 20971 cases while the fatality peak at 90 was set on May 1 2021 PTI KK BNM BNM

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April 19, 2022

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Mumbai Apr 19 PTI Mumbai on Tuesday reported 85 COVID-19 cases the highest daily addition to the tally since March 2 and two-and-half times Mondays figure of 34 a civic official said It took the tally here to 1058884 while the death toll remained unchanged at 19562 On March 2 the number of cases added to the tally was 100 he pointed out All the new cases are asymptomatic and only 10 of the 26044 hospital beds earmarked for COVID-19 treatment are currently occupied the official added So far 1038932 people have been discharged post recovery including 52 during the day leaving the metropolis with an active caseload of 390 Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation data showed that the recovery rate was 98 per cent the positivity rate stood at 0009 per cent the caseload doubling time was 14040 days and the average case growth rate between April 12 and 18 was 0005 per cent With 9372 samples being examined in the last 24 hours the number of tests in Mumbai went up to 16799393 civic data showed The city did not have a sealed building or a containment zone as on Tuesday On January 7 Mumbai had reported a record 20971 cases while the fatality peak at 90 was set on May 1 2021 PTI KK BNM BNM

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