With 898 deaths, Maharashtra’s COVID-19 toll nudges 75,000
The Hindu
State reports 54,022 new infections, taking active case tally to 6,54,788; 37,386 more patients discharged
Maharashtra’s high fatality spike continued with the State recording 898 deaths on Friday — 385 of which occurred in the last 48 hours — to take the death toll to 74,413. The ‘reconciled’ figures, as per the State Health Department, consisted of 199 deaths in the last week and the remaining 314 from an earlier period. The State’s active case tally, too, rose to 6,54,788 with just 37,386 patients being discharged against a surge of 54,022 new COVID-19 cases.
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