Maharashtra Toll 12 After Death of 2 More COVID-19 Patients

Maharashtra Toll 12 After Death of 2 More COVID-19 Patients

As of 1st April morning, Maharashtra has recorded 320 novel coronavirus positive cases and 12 deaths.

Two more COVID-19 patients died in Maharashtra, taking the state toll to 12, health officials said on Wednesday, 1 April .

One was a 75-year-old man from Mumbai, while the other, a 50-year-old man, died in adjoining Palghar district, the officials said.

"The 75-year-old male patient died here on Tuesday. We are finding details of his travel history and also checking if someone close to him had a travel history, an official said.

The Palghar man had no travel history, he said.

This is the first death reported from Palghar, a predominantly tribal district.

Also Read: Good News: Kerala’s Oldest COVID-19 Patients Recover Fully

Maharashtra now has 320 COVID-19 cases and 12 deaths. Thirty nine coronavirus positive patients have been discharged after recovery.

As per health ministry, India tally stands at 1397 cases and 35 deaths as of Tuesday night.

(This story was auto-published from a syndicated feed. No part of the story has been edited by FIT.)

Also Read: 52-Yr-Old Tests Positive in Assam; 1st COVID-19 Case in the State