COVID-19: Maharashtra adds 27,918 cases, 139 deaths
The Hindu
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After several days of high number of COVID-19 cases, Maharashtra reported comparatively fewer cases at 27,918 on Wednesday. However, the active case tally climbed to 3,40,542. The number of deaths also rose sharply with 139 deaths (of which 72 were reported in the last 48 hours and the rest were from an earlier period) pushing the fatalities to 54,422. While the increase was still higher than last year’s peak spike, a small consolation was in the form of robust recoveries with as many as 23,820 patients being discharged. The State’s recovery rate stands at 85.71%.
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