Given the growing number of coronavirus cases in Maharashtra, the government has warned that if people continue to ignore these guidelines, the state could be locked down again. Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday said that the Kovid-19 epidemic in Maharashtra has been brought under control because of civilian control and discipline, but warned that it would be a “tsunami” if people did not follow security measures. “The second wave can be triggered.
As a warning, more than 5,000 coronary cases were reported for the fifth consecutive day in Maharashtra, with 5,753 new infections on Sunday causing 1,780,208 coronary goods in Maharashtra. About 20% of the cases reported on Sunday were from Mumbai alone, where 1135 new infections were reported. For nine consecutive days until Nov. 17, the state has seen fewer than 5,000 cases, an average of 3,628 cases. Thackeray said Maharashtra remains firm in its fight against coronavirus and another lockdown could be imposed if it does not follow the guidelines of the corona virus.
Delhi, Ahmedabad and some Western states have seen an increase in cases and we are constantly fighting. The numbers are down in Maharashtra today. We want to decide which path we want to go. Comes, but for the time being, masks, social distance and hygiene are the only ways to keep away from the coronavirus.
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Health experts and state administration are expecting a second wave in Maharashtra by the end of December. The next few eight-10 days are important to find out how big the hike is. The Chief Minister said in his speech that the night curfew has been imposed in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. He said, “Some people are suggesting to me that there should be a night curfew. But law enforcement cannot do everything. We have not banned fireworks for Diwali.
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