Maharashtra reports 58,924 new COVID-19 cases, 52,412 recoveries
The Hindu
351 succumb to virus taking death toll to 60,824; active case tally crosses 6.76 lakh
While Maharashtra reported a spike of 58,924 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, the surge was tempered by a relatively robust number of recoveries as 52,412 patients were discharged across the State. The State’s active case tally climbed to 6,76,520 while 351 fatalities pushed the death toll to 60,824. Of the 351 deaths, 220 occurred in the last 48 hours while 85 were from last week and the remaining 46 were from an earlier period.
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