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Covid-19: Mumbai passes the test, but BMC says no marks

Though city’s positivity and bed figures make it eligible for further relaxations, BMC is worried about irresponsible public behaviour and has put off going to Level 2

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People at CSMT on Friday. At Level 2, women will get access to trains. Pic/Bipin Kokate

People at CSMT on Friday. At Level 2, women will get access to trains. Pic/Bipin Kokate

Mumbai has become eligible for the Level 2 tag with a falling test positivity rate and a fair availability of oxygen beds, but the BMC says it will stick to Level 3 for now.  While moving to the new level would mean more relaxations, including regular timing for non-essential services, the civic body fears citizens might turn complacent and end up spreading Covid-19. Additional Municipal Commissioner Suresh Kakani said they want to wait for at least a week before taking a final call.

Traders and hoteliers have now demanded Level 2 norms for the city. Pic/Ashish Raje
Traders and hoteliers have now demanded Level 2 norms for the city. Pic/Ashish Raje

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