Maharashra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar termed the COVID-19 situation as alarming. Maharashtra COVID-19 tally was 20,67,643 on February 15, 2021 | Photo Credit: PTI
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Maharashtra has registered 20,67,643 positive COVID cases till February 15, 2021
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar said if coronavirus cases continue to rise, harsh decision may be taken to contain the pandemic.
Mumbai city recorded 493 COVD cases on February 15
Mumbai: The sudden increase of COVID-19 cases have once again placed Maharashtra on the top spot. The state which was reporting a sharp decline in the daily coronavirus infections for over a month, on February 15, recorded 3,365 new cases, higher than Kerala’s count of 2,884.
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MUMBAI: Maharashtra Food and drug administration minister Rajendra Shingne on Tuesday said he has tested positive for Covid-19. I have tested +ve for Covid19 today. Though I do not have many symptoms,I still request people who came in contact with me in the last few days to get themselves tested & isolate accordingly.With your prayers & blessings I m confident I will be back serving people of my state soon, he tweeted.
I have tested +ve for Covid19 today. Though I do not have much symptoms,I still request people who came in contact… https://t.co/nvlcgiL7NY Dr.Rajendra Shingne (@DrShingnespeaks) 1613479466000
Maharashtra recorded 4,092 new coronavirus cases on Sunday, which took the state's infection tally to 20.6 lakh while 40 deaths pushed the toll to 51,529, the health department said on Sunday.