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MUMBAI: Western Railway (WR) and Central Railway (CR) suburban trains have become less crowded, compared to previous weeks, as a rise in coronavirus cases has forced many employees and employers to revert to ‘work from home’. General passengers have been permitted to travel by suburban trains during off-peak hours from February 1.
Card ticket sale data for CR reveals that tickets sold since February 23 have gone below four lakh for the first time. Only twice this month CR registered sale of card tickets below this, that too in the first week after opening services for general passengers. On WR, around 3.3 lakh tickets were sold.
In what may come as good news for Mumbaikars, the Maharashtra government will soon start ferry services between Mumbai and Navi Mumbai for the general public for ease of commute and to control the crowd in local trains.
Navi Mumbai: COVID-19 patients undergo successful liver transplant, here s their story
Dr Aabha Nagral, Consultant, Hepatology (Adult & Paediatrics), Apollo Hospitals Navi Mumbai said, âLiver transplantation on COVID-19 patients poses major challenges not only to the patient and her family, but the entire systems and medical teams in the hospital Dr Vikram Raut [Liver Transplant Surgeon], Priyanka [Liver donor to Silip Salil] Tanvi Palande [Liver recipient from her mother]
Nineteen years old Tanvi Palande, an engineer tested COVID-19 just after her family and doctors at Apollo Hospital in Belapur in Navi Mumbai decided for a liver transplant surgery, following her deteriorating health condition. She was scared with the thought of surgery as recovering from COVID was itself a challenge. After 10 times Rt-PCR tests, she was finally declared free from COVID 19 infection.
Mumbai News Live: City records 1,167 Covid-19 cases; highest spike since December
Mumbai News Live: City records 1,167 Covid-19 cases; highest spike since December
Amid rising COVID-19 cases in Mumbai and the state, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has asked the state chief secretary to draw up a plan to implement two working shifts at the Mantralaya and explore which government departments can run at full capacity with employees working from home. Mumbai city on Tuesday reported 643 new cases, taking the cumulative COVID-19 tally to 3,20,532. Eight more deaths pushed the city s toll to 11,454. The active cases stand at 7,536. BMC Commissioner IS Chahal has said that they are taking steps to educate people about the importance of wearing face masks and following physical distancing norms. Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar also visited Dadar market to create awareness.