City
Epaper

Mumbai: COVID-19 cases mount to 80,262 death toll reaches 4,686

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: July 3, 2020 10:10 IST

Mumbai's COVID-19 tally rose to 80,262 on Thursday with the addition of 1,554 new cases, while 57 fresh deaths ...

Open in App

Mumbai's COVID-19 tally rose to 80,262 on Thursday with the addition of 1,554 new cases, while 57 fresh deaths took the toll to 4,686, the city civic body said.

Notably, while the tally of COVID-19 cases crossed the 80,000-mark, the number of recovered patients topped 50,000.

In a big jump in recoveries, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said 5,903 patients were discharged from hospitals in the past 24 hours - the highest in a day so far - taking the count of such cases to 50,694.

The civic body said that currently Mumbai has 2,4882 active patients and 798 new suspected coronavirus patients have been admitted in hospitals.

According to a BMC release, the COVID-19 case doubling rate of the city has declined to 41 days from 42 days.

Tags: Brihannmumbai municipal corporationCoronavirusCovid-19mumbai
Open in App

Related Stories

MumbaiKurla Bribery Case: ACB Arrests Assistant Engineer for Taking ₹1 Lakh Bribe

ThaneThane: Two Arrested for Stealing Passenger’s Bag on Mumbai-Gondia Vidarbha Express

Entertainment'Sharam Nahi Aati?': Sunny Deol Lashes Out at Paparazzi Amid Dharmendra's Health Issues (Watch Video)

MumbaiMumbai Weather Update: City Witnesses Cool Breeze, AQI Remains in Unhealthy Category

MumbaiMumbai Fire: Blaze Breaks Out at Hotel in Kurla, No Injuries Reported

Maharashtra Realted Stories

PunePune: Blaze Erupts in Meter Room at Municipal Employee Colony, Ambil Odha (Watch Video)

MaharashtraMaharashtra: Bike Thief Dies in Head-On Collision While Fleeing; Two Others Seriously Injured

ThaneThane: Police Nab 36-Year-Old in Dombivli for Possessing Pistols, Cartridges & Weapons

MaharashtraNagpur: Police Bust Sex Racket at Hotel on Umred Road, Seize Cash, Mobile, CCTV DVR

MumbaiMumbai Tragedy: Two Workers Killed, Three Injured as Excavated Soil Collapses at Construction Site