Mumbai: As many as 84 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Maharashtra on Friday, taking the tally of cases registered since the start of the year to 681, the state public health department said.
Most of the patients have mild symptoms and people should not panic, it said in a release here. Of the new cases, 32 were detected in Mumbai, two in Thane district, 14 in Thane Municipal Corporation limits, one in Navi Mumbai, one in Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation, two in Raigad district, one in Panvel, one in Nashik city, one in Pune district, 19 in Pune Municipal Corporation, three in Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation, two in Satara, one in Kolhapur district, one in Kolhapur Municipal Corporation, and three in Sangli Municipal Corporation limits, the department said.
There are 467 active cases in the state, while the number of cases in Mumbai since January 2025 stood at 411. All diagnosed cases are of mild nature, the release said. The number of COVID-19 tests conducted since January was 10,324, of which 681 came out positive.
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COVID-19 In India
As of May 30, 2025, India has 2,710 active COVID-19 cases. Kerala leads with 1,147, followed by Maharashtra (424), Delhi (294), and Gujarat (223). Maharashtra has reported 84 new cases this year, totaling 681 with 467 active. Kerala recorded 227 new infections, while West Bengal confirmed 59 new cases, bringing its total to 116. Delhi added 56 new cases, raising its total to 294. Rajasthan saw 54 new cases and one death related to comorbidities. The Health Minister notes a flu-like variant, with minimal spread and ongoing precautions advised.
