With 778 new COVID-19 cases, Maharashtra’s tally crosses 6,400

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Maharashtra continues to be the worst-hit from COVID-19 with 778 new cases being reported on Thursday. This has taken up the total number of cases to 6,427.

The financial capital of India has emerged as the epicentre of the virus. It reported 522 new cases and the total number of cases now stands at 4,205.

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This is for the first time the state has witnessed over 500 cases in a single day, even as the state government appears to be clueless in its response.

An inter-ministerial team from the Centre visited the state to assess the situation and has made certain recommendations to the state and Union governments.

It has called for shifting of all slum dwellers in Dharavi to quarantine centres and stricter implementation of the lockdown.

Meanwhile, the Deputy CM Ajit Pawar has written a letter to the Railways Ministry calling for a special train to be arranged to ferry the migrants back home after the lockdown is lifted on May 3. In the letter, he warns of law and order problems, similar to the one witnessed in Bandra, once the lockdown is lifted.

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