Maharashtra recorded 61 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, taking the total of cases since January to 2,169, the health department said.
New cases included 19 infections detected in Mumbai, three in Thane Municipal Corporation limits, two in Navi Mumbai, one in Mira Bhayandar, two in Panvel, one in Pune district, 11 in Pune city, five in Pimpri Chhinchwad, one in Satara district, one in Sangli district, three in Sangli city, two in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar city, one in Nagpur district, seven in Nagpur city and two in Wardha.
The health department has conducted 23,241 COVID-19 tests since January, it said, adding that as of now 1,695 patients have recovered.
Mumbai has recorded 899 COVID-19 cases since the beginning of the year, including 435 in May and 458 in June so far.
No death of a COVID-19 patient has been reported since Tuesday, the health department said.
Since January 1, a total of 31 patients have died, out of which 30 had comorbidities and one was suffering from another disease.
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