MUMBAI: Mumbai reported 586 new Covid-19 cases and 10 recent deaths on Thursday, while nearly 500 patients recovered from the infection, the city’s civic body said.
According to updated data from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), the Covid-19 case count in the city increased to 2.84,990, while the death toll rose to 11,017.
By Wednesday, Mumbai had reported 795 new cases and 12 deaths.
According to the civic body, the number of Covid-19 tests conducted in the financial capital increased to more than 21.48 lakh.
The recovered patient count jumped to 2.66,101, about 93 percent of the count, after 499 more people were discharged from hospitals for the day, he said.
According to the BMC, the average duplication rate of Covid-19 cases in Mumbai is 328 days, while the average growth rate of the infection is 0.21 percent.
Currently, the city has 7,031 active cases of Covid-19, he said.
According to BMC data, the city currently has 372 containment zones and 4,404 sealed buildings.
The civic body seals a building or declares an area a containment zone after one or more patients there test positive for the viral infection.
According to updated data from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), the Covid-19 case count in the city increased to 2.84,990, while the death toll rose to 11,017.
By Wednesday, Mumbai had reported 795 new cases and 12 deaths.
According to the civic body, the number of Covid-19 tests conducted in the financial capital increased to more than 21.48 lakh.
The recovered patient count jumped to 2.66,101, about 93 percent of the count, after 499 more people were discharged from hospitals for the day, he said.
According to the BMC, the average duplication rate of Covid-19 cases in Mumbai is 328 days, while the average growth rate of the infection is 0.21 percent.
Currently, the city has 7,031 active cases of Covid-19, he said.
According to BMC data, the city currently has 372 containment zones and 4,404 sealed buildings.
The civic body seals a building or declares an area a containment zone after one or more patients there test positive for the viral infection.
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