Mumbai has been slowly plateauing the cases of the coronavirus. On Tuesday, September 1, 1,142 fresh cases of the coronavirus were found. On the other hand, 1,596 people were cured as of Tuesday which means 81 per cent of the total patients in Mumbai have been cured.
Meanwhile, on Wednesday, September 2, 1,622 people tested positive for the coronavirus in Mumbai taking the COVID-19 tally to 1,48,569.
Currently, there are 20,813 active cases of coronavirus in the city. The number of recovered soared to 1,19,702 after 838 patients were discharged in the day. On the other hand, 34 people succumbed to the disease on Wednesday, propelling Mumbai's fatality toll to 7,724. Maharashtra, in the last 24 hours, clocked 17,433 fresh cases.
The Maharashtra government had earlier extended the lockdown on August 31, in the entire state until September 30 besides relaxing the restrictions as part of Mission Begin Again.
In the fourth phase of the Unlock, the state government has permitted the inter-district movement of persons and goods without the need for any permission. Moreover, hotels and lodges have been allowed to operate at 100 per cent capacity. Additionally, government and private offices can function with more people than before. What remains to be seen is how the state fares now since regular operations are being resumed like before.
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