Recoveries yet again exceed case surge in Maharashtra
The Hindu
Active case tally falls further to 53,182
Maharashtra on Sunday recorded 4,780 recoveries as against 4,141 new COVID-19 cases, causing the active case tally to dip further to 53,182. With 145 deaths, the State’s cumulative toll has risen to 1,35,962. The case fatality rate stands at 2.11%. The total case tally has reached 64,24,651, while cumulative recoveries have risen to 62,31,999, with the recovery rate at 96.93%. “Of 5,22,92,131 laboratory samples tested thus far, 64,24,651 (with the average case positivity falling incrementally to 12.29%) have returned positive, with more than 1.65 lakh samples being tested in the last 24 hours,” said State Surveillance Officer Dr. Pradeep Awate.
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