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Covid-19 in Mumbai: Cases cross 20,000, but no further restrictions

The silver lining is that 85 per cent of those who tested positive on Thursday are asymptomatic; Covid claims four more lives in city

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A boy gets a dose of Covaxin at Nair hospital on Thursday. Pic/Ashish Raje

A boy gets a dose of Covaxin at Nair hospital on Thursday. Pic/Ashish Raje

Mumbai reported 20,181 Covid cases on Thursday, a 33 per cent jump in fresh infections over the previous day. With the city carrying out 67,487 tests, the test positivity rate stood at 29.9 per cent. While authorities had talked of bringing in curbs if daily cases rose above 20,000, they said there is no such plan at the moment owing to fewer hospitalisations.

While experts predict the daily numbers to rise further, the silver lining is that about 85 per cent of those who tested positive during the day are asymptomatic. At the peak of the second wave, the highest number of single-day infections stood at 11,163. 

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