Mira Bhayandar growth curve continues to rise with 8 new cases: total 114

▴ 8 new Coronavirus patients detected in Mira-Bhayandar on the same day
It has come to light that 8 new patients were infected with Coronavirus on the same day in Mira-Bhayander city on Wednesday; This brings the total number of patients in the city to 114.

The number of COVID-19 patients in Mira Bhayandar city is increasing rapidly. With the emergence of 8 new patients on Tuesday, the number of patients affected by corona in the city has now risen to 114. The report, found Wednesday, including four male and four female patients. The patients were also staying at Shanti Garden Laxmi Park, Mira Road, Shiv Sena Galli, Jaisal Park, and Khari Gaon area of Bhayander, informed Commissioner Chandrakant Dange.

The report, found Tuesday, including seven male and five female patients. The administration also informed that these patients are living in Shanti Park at Mira Road, MTNL Road, Naya Nagar, Pleasant Park Kashi Gaon, Shanti Nagar, area and Shirdi Nagar, Pathak Road and Indralok area in Bhayander East area as a precautionary measure. 

In Mira Bhayandar city, both have been killed due to Coronavirus. Only 11 patients have been released from the Coronavirus. To date, the municipality has identified 2,187 suspected citizens. Out of these, 904 citizens have been kept in isolation cells, while 383 citizens have been released after 14 days of investigation. Similarly, 556 citizens have been segregated at home. Commissioner Chandrakant Dange also informed that investigation is underway on the citizens who came in contact with the patient.

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