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In view of the rising cases of coronavirus , the Latur district administration has decided to implement a ' Janata curfew ' The curfew will be implemented on February 27 and 28. Latur collector Prithviraj BP has requested citizens not to leave their homes during the weekend, except in case of emergency. Stating that the Latur district is comparatively in a better position, the collector added, "The situation in the district is under control and there is nothing to panic. The administration is ready to handle the situation. READ MORE: Mumbai City Updates With 98 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, the infection tally in the district has reached 25,045, while 703 people have died so far. Superintendent of Police Nikhil Pingale said that those who are spotted not wearing masks in public places are being fined. Citizens should cooperate with the police. On Wednesday, Maharashtra reported 8,807 new COVID-19 cases and 80 deaths in the last 24 hours. ... » Learn More about ‘Janata curfew’ to be observed in Latur to break the coronavirus chain on February 27, 28

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AMSTERDAM: International trade recovered at the end of 2020 to pre-coronavirus levels , making up for the sharp hit from the COVID-19 pandemic in the first half of the year, Dutch economic policy adviser CPB said on Thursday. World trade increased 4% on a quarterly basis in the fourth quarter of last year, the CPB said, citing its widely used world trade monitor, taking growth for the whole of 2020 to 1.3%. Trade levels were 0.6% higher than a month earlier in December, mainly helped by exports from advanced economies such as the United States, and by imports from emerging economies. Global industrial production grew by 1.3% in the final month of last year, the CPB said, also taking it back to the level of early 2020. The CPB world trade monitor is published monthly on behalf of the European Commission , and is also used by the International Monetary Fund to track trade flows. ... » Learn More about World trade bounces back to pre-coronavirus levels

Mumbai: Maharashtra on Thursday reported 8,702 fresh coronavirus positive cases, taking the state's cumulative count to 21,29,821. The death toll surged to 51,993 after 56 individuals succumbed to the virus. Maharashtra's case recovery rate now stands at 94.49 per cent, while the fatality rate is 2.44 per cent. The state has 64,260 active cases. Here are some of the other coronavirus and vaccine-related highlights of February 25 from Mumbai , Maharashtra and the rest of the country: Mumbai reports 1,145 cases Amid a spike in Covid-19 cases, Mumbai on Thursday (February 25) reported 1,145 fresh cases. The total number of positive cases in the city now stands at 3,22,843, according to information received from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). With five new fatalities, the death toll reached 11,458. Mumbai is now a host to 8,997 active cases. Read more Kalyan-Dombivli reports highest spike in over four months The twin cities of Kalyan and ... » Learn More about COVID-19 Highlights February 25: Mumbai reports over 1,000 cases for second day; 64,260 active cases in Maharashtra

Mumbai: Officials of the state health department have blamed the blatant violation of home quarantine and social distancing and unavailability of adequate resources for contact-tracing for the upsurge in the number of daily cases in Maharashtra . On Wednesday, the state recorded 8,807 new cases, the biggest jump in four months. The last time the state had recorded more than 8,807 was on October 18 (9,060 cases). Explaining the spike, Dr Subhash Salunkhe, technical adviser to the state government on COVID-19, said, "We are helpless as people are not following the basic guidelines for home quarantine after discharge from hospitals post recovery or after return from a place that mandates such isolation for a limited period." For latest updates about Mumbai city, click here "There have been a series of meetings of officials from revenue, home and health departments to figure out ways to ensure people follow the norms strictly," he added. Dr Salunkhe also said ... » Learn More about Lack of adequate resources for contact tracing, home quarantine norms breaches among reasons for coronavirus surge in Maharashtra

The civic body urged people to get themselves tested instead of trying out home remedies Thane: The twin cities of Kalyan and Dombivli witnessed the highest single-day jump in daily coronavirus cases in more than four months as over 200 people tested positive for the virus in the civic body limits. According to the latest data provided by Kalyan Dombivli Municipal Corporation ( KDMC ), the areas recorded 227 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, the highest in 126 days. Previously, 293 cases were reported in a single day on October 18, 2020. For latest updates about Mumbai city, click here No medicines without prescription KDMC Epidemic Officer Pratibha Panpatil informed Mirror Online that in a bid to encourage people to get themselves tested to contain the spread of the virus, the civic body has ordered all chemists and pharmacists to not sell medicines without proper prescription until further notice. Untitled Carousel Lack of adequate ... » Learn More about COVID-19: Kalyan-Dombivli reports highest spike in over four months; KDMC bans sale of medicines without prescriptions

Mumbai : Amid a spike in Covid-19 cases, Mumbai on Thursday (February 25) reported 1,145 fresh cases. The total number of positive cases in the city now stands at 3,22,843, according to information received from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). With five new fatalities, the death toll reached 11,458. Mumbai is now a host to 8,997 active cases. The total number of recoveries surged to 3,01,520 with 463 new discharges today. The recovery rate of Mumbai district is 94 per cent. READ: Mumbai City LIVE Updates here The overall growth rate of COVID-19 cases in Mumbai from February 18 to February 24 is 0.25 per cent. The doubling rate is 273 days as of February 25, 2021. The number of active containment zones (slums and chawls) remain below 20 at 13. Meanwhile, Maharashtra reported 8,702 new coronavirus cases today, taking its total tally to 21,29,821. The death toll surged to 51,993 after 56 persons succumbed to the virus. The state reported ... » Learn More about Mumbai reports 1,145 Covid-19 cases; tally reaches 3,22,843

MUMBAI: On a day the Covid-19 daily tally in the city was 1,167, the highest in 119 days, the only silver lining for it was that deaths continued to be in single digits (4). Mumbai ’s total toll is now 11,458. 1 Of the 80 deaths in the state, 27 occurred in the last 48 hours and the rest are older than a week, the state update said. Intensivist Dr Rahul Pandit, a member of the state Covid task force , said the rise in cases was “concerning”. “A rise in critical cases or deaths is seen 7-14 days after a surge in cases,” he said, adding that the next 10 days would be make or break for Mumbai. Dr Pandit said after almost 2 months, his hospital saw a significant rise in queries for ICU beds on Wednesday. READ: Mumbai City Updates There was a presentation in the state cabinet meeting where data on the Covid-19 surge and ongoing vaccination drive was presented. Nawab Malik, minister for skill development, said CM Uddhav Thackeray instructed all districts to ... » Learn More about COVID-19: Next 10 days make or break for Mumbai, says task force expert

Mumbai : One of the most revered temples of the city, the Shree Siddhivinayak Ganpati temple, has laid down several rules and restrictions to be followed on the occasion of Angarki Chaturthi . Angarki Chaturthi falls on March 2 (Tuesday) and is considered a highly auspicious day for worshippers of Lord Ganesha. On this day every year, the Siddhivinayak temple attracts huge crowds from not only Mumbai, but all parts of Maharashtra. Angarki Chaturthi: Siddhivinayak temple imposes darshan restrictions 01:11 However, this year, the management committee of the temple has announced strict measures and restricted timings to prevent the spread of coronavirus . Untitled Carousel COVID-19: Next 10 days make or break for Mumbai, says task force expert Of the 80 deaths in the state, 27 occurred in the last 48 hours and the rest are older than a week, the state update said. The Siddhivinayak Ganpati Temple Trust has announced that offline ... » Learn More about Siddhivinayak temple imposes darshan restrictions on Angarki Chaturthi; read all guidelines here