Nagpur: Maha minister Nitin Raut postpones son's wedding reception due to spike in COVID-19 cases

Nagpur: Maha minister Nitin Raut postpones son's wedding reception due to spike in COVID-19 cases

PTIUpdated: Sunday, February 21, 2021, 09:49 AM IST
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Maharashtra energy minister Nitin Raut. | File photo

Maharashtra minister Nitin Raut said he was postponing his son's wedding reception scheduled for Sunday due to the recent surge in coronavirus cases in Nagpur.

The wedding took place on February 19, a statement issued on Saturday by the minister's family said.

Some Vidarbha districts, along with Mumbai and Pune, are witnessing a spike in COVID-19 cases over the past few days.

Nagpur on Saturday reported 725 coronavirus positive cases, taking the district's caseload to 1,42,57, while the day also saw six deaths and 502 people recovering, an official said.

The overall toll stands at 4,267 and the recovery count is 1,32,406, leaving the district with 5,834 active cases, he added.

With 9,443 samples being examined on Saturday, the overall number of tests in Nagpur went up to 11,60,122, the official said.

Meanwhile, a release said the rural part of the district achieved a target of 57 per cent in the COVID-19 vaccination drive underway.

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