Maharashtra records 56,286 fresh cases, 376 more deaths
The Hindu
Active cases cross 5.2 lakh; surge of over 12,300 cases in Pune
Maharashtra on Thursday yet again recorded more than 50,000 COVID-19 cases, reporting 56,286 infections, as its active case tally surged to 5,21,317. The State also recorded an all-time high fatality spike of 376 deaths (136 of which were reported in the last 48 hours, while the rest were from an earlier period), pushing the total death toll to 57,028. The case fatality rate has dipped to 1.77%. A total of 36,130 patients were discharged and the State’s recovery rate dipped to 82.05%. While the total case tally has now reached 32,29,547, the cumulative recoveries stand at 26,49,757.
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