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Live Updates: Maharashtra restricts timings of malls, restaurants; massive spike in new COVID cases in Mumbai

Maharashtra on Saturday reported 166 coronavirus-related deaths, the highest this year, besides 35,726 new cases of infection. The daily death figure in the state is also the highest since October 23 when 184 fatalities had been recorded. The death toll in the state on Saturday rose to 54,073. Mumbai reported 6,130 new COVID-19 cases, the highest single-day rise in the city since the pandemic began. Amid a surge in new cases, the state government has announced a complete ban on holding of all types of gatherings, including political and religious. The government also ordered that restaurants, gardens, and malls will remain shut between 8 pm to 7 am beginning Saturday night. People will also not be allowed to visit beaches during 8 pm to 7 am.

THE TIMES OF INDIA | Mar 28, 2021, 08:48:49 IST
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Live Updates: Maharashtra restricts timings of malls, restaurants; massive spike in new COVID cases in Mumbai
08:48 (IST) Mar 28

Thane: Majiwada-Manpada tops the chart

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08:02 (IST) Mar 28

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07:51 (IST) Mar 28

Mumbai heroes: 25 firemen and officers who didn’t think twice before entering Covid ward of Sunrise Hospital are now isolating

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07:51 (IST) Mar 28

Central Railway imposes speed restrictions in several stretches as it fears that tracks have been damaged due to human waste

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07:48 (IST) Mar 28

8pm to 7am: Gatherings of 5+ banned in Maharashtra, restaurants to be shut http://toi.in/3xZEyZ/a24gk

Auditoriums or drama theatres should not allow their property to be used for such events, it said. READ MORE

07:46 (IST) Mar 28

829 new cases in Kalyan-Dombivli

829 new cases in Kalyan-Dombivli
07:45 (IST) Mar 28

Thane reports 918 new COVID cases

Thane reports 918 new COVID cases
07:45 (IST) Mar 28

Massive spike in new cases in Mumbai

Massive spike in new cases in Mumbai

Mumbai set another record by reporting 6,130 COVID-19 cases, highest so far, taking its caseload to 3,91,791. Twelve deaths in the state capital took the toll to 11,645.

07:43 (IST) Mar 28

Maharashtra's COVID-19 figures are as follows:

Positive cases: 26,73,461 | new cases: 35,726 | death toll: 54,073 | discharged: 23,14,579 |active cases: 3,03,475,

07:42 (IST) Mar 28

Maharashtra reports 166 COVID-19 deaths, highest this year

Maharashtra on Saturday reported 166 coronavirus-related deaths, highest this year. With 35,726 new cases, second-highest daily rise, case tally reached 26,73,461. As many as 14,523 patients were discharged, taking the tally of recoveries to 23,14,579. There are 3,03,475 active cases in the state now.