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Mumbai News Live: Train services between Churchgate and Virar running late due to technical glitch
For the second time in the month of February, the number of new COVID-19 cases has crossed the 500 marks in the city. Earlier, on February 3, the city had reported 503 cases. Mumbai is now left with 5,369 active cases. Meanwhile, four people have suffered injuries after a major fire broke out in a godown in suburban Andheri which caused LPG cylinders stored there to explode. Mumbai city Mayor Kishori Pednekar has requested the citizens to submit a written application about cylinders kept in the nearby areas. In another development, the NCB has continued its action against the drug cases. The agency has arrested a man for alleged possession of 412 gm of mephedrone (MD) during a raid in Kalyan taluka.
Train services between Churchgate and Virar running late due to technical glitch
@WesternRly Due to technical problem at Jogeshwari station all UP and Down suburban train services between Churchga… https://t.co/5c6UeD3u8b
— DRM - Mumbai Central, WR (@drmbct) 1613012953000Thane: Traffic cop arrested for demanding Rs 300 bribe
The constable, identified as Gokul Zadkhande (52) had demanded Rs 400 to release the vehicle which was towed away. READ MORE
Police personnel given possession of MHADA flats
As many as 109 personnel of Palghar police were given possession of flats in a MHADA scheme in Viraj Bolinj on Wednesday, an official statement said.The possession was given at the hands of Maharashtra Housing Minister Jitendra Awhad.
Man wanted in five-year-old murder case arrested
The crime branch of Mumbai Police has arrested a 34-year-old man, wanted in a five-year-old murder case, from Surat in Gujarat, police said on Wednesday.Sahid Shaikh, the accused, was living in Surat under a different name.
Kalyan woman duped of Rs 16 lakh by ‘UK doctor’
A 33-year-old woman has allegedly duped of Rs 16 lakh by a “UK doctor” she met on a matrimonial app. READ MORE
Drug case accused Kshitij Ravi Prasad allowed to travel to Kenya
The Special Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) court on Wednesday allowed the former executive of Dharma Productions and accused in a drug case Kshitij Ravi Prasad to travel to Kenya from February 17 to 24. READ MOREPrasad is out on bail in a drug-related case filed against him by Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB). READ MORE
Over 6,000 electricity connections disconnected for non-payment of bills in Mumbai, Thane region
Mumbai: MSEDCL has disconnected power supply of those who failed to pay bills during lockdown months and till now. Officials said on Wednesday that electricity connections of 6,604 households and commercial units were cut temporarily in Bhandup-Mulund, Thane, Navi Mumbai and Panvel-Pen for non-payment. READ MORE
ICYMI: Thane's Lamiya Tarwadi won a Gold medal in Sub-Junior category in state-level Power Lifting
01:05With the colleges expected to start from Monday with 50 per cent capacity, the SIES College of Arts, Science and Commerce at Sion, is getting ready by sanitising the classrooms and libraries. Photo: Sanjay Hadkar
ED summoned actor Armaan Jain in a money laundering case related with Tops Group and Pratap Sarnaik.
Road side vendors display colorful teddy bears during the Valentine week at Old Mumbai-Pune highway near Palaspe phata Panvel in Navi Mumbai. Photo: KK Choudhary/BCCL
The travel restrictions imposed by the Maharashtra government on passengers arriving from four states - Gujarat, Goa, Rajasthan and Delhi will also be imposed on passengers arriving into the state from Kerala.
Additional civic chief Sanjeev Jaiswal appointed as Chairman of Kalyan-Dombivali Smart City Development Corporation.
ICYMI: Ajoy Mehta appointed as MahaRERA chairman
Ajoy Mehta, the principal Advisor to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, is being appointed as the chairman of MahaRERA. The order is being issued by the Housing department. READ MORE
MBMC announces 24-hour water cut today
The water supply will be affected due to repair works READ MORE
95,657 vaccinated in the city
Meanwhile, 6,463 beneficiaries, including 2,727 healthcare workers and 3,736 frontline workers, were administered COVID-19 vaccines at 23 centers in Mumbai on Monday, taking the total count of the inoculated healthcare workers to 95,657.
Mumbai is now left with 5,369 active cases while the average doubling rate of cases is 555 days.
Horoscope Today, February 11, 2021
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