Maharashtra: 40 students from hostel in Latur's MIDC area test positive for COVID-19

Maharashtra: 40 students from hostel in Latur's MIDC area test positive for COVID-19

Sanjay JogUpdated: Tuesday, February 23, 2021, 09:47 AM IST
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Maharashtra: 40 students from hostel in Latur's MIDC area test positive for COVID-19. | File Photo

Amidst the ongoing surge in COVID-19 cases in the state, 40 students from a hostel situated in the MIDC area of Latur city tested positive for COVID-19.

The cases were reported from JSPM hostel in the MIDC area of ​​Latur.

Meanwhile, Maharashtra reported 5,210 fresh COVID-19 infections on Monday after logging over 6,000 cases for three days in a row, even as the Mumbai region, which has seen a bulk of the state's fatalities, did not report even a single death during the day, the health department said.

The state, which has witnessed a surge in COVID-19 cases since 10 February, reported 6,112 infections last Friday (19 February).

It reported 6,281 and 6,971 new cases on Saturday (20 February) and Sunday (21 February), respectively.

According to an official statement, with 5,210 fresh infections, Maharashtra's COVID-19 tally has risen to 21,06,094.

(With inputs from PTI)

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