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Public Health Department, Maharashtra Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme (IDSP) Public Health Department, Maharashtra COVID-19 Related Updates Media Bulletin Date – 13th June 2020 At a glance: 1550 patients discharged today; 49,346 COVID-19 patients discharged after full recovery until today 3427 new cases in the state today 113 deaths among COVID-19 patients reported I. Active cases in the state: As on today, there are 51,379 active cases in the state. Details of district-wise active cases are as follows: Deaths due District/Municipal COVID-19 Recovered Sr. No. Deaths to other Active cases Corporation cases patients causes Mumbai Municipal 56831 25947 2113 8 28763 1 Corporation 17306 6818 425 1 10062 2 Thane 2216 714 48 0 1454 3 Palghar 1781 1148 64 2 567 4 Raigad 1852 1170 102 0 580 5 Nashik 235 166 9 0 60 6 Ahmednagar 353 199 26 1 127 7 Dhule 1633 653 120 0 860 8 Jalgaon 48 30 4 0 14 9 Nandurbar 11722 6567 469 0 4686 10 Pune 1738 654 128 0 956 11 Solapur 731 419 28 0 284 12 Satara 692 521 8 0 163 13 Kolhapur 221 114 7 0 100 14 Sangli 150 76 0 0 74 15 Sindhudurg 392 256 15 0 121 16 Ratnagiri 2560 1400 128 0 1032 17 Aurangabad 258 156 6 0 96 18 Jalna 236 184 1 0 51 19 Hingoli 81 68 3 0 10 20 Parbhani 163 118 8 0 37 21 Latur 143 100 3 0 40 22 Osmanabad 74 49 2 0 23 23 Beed 204 137 10 0 57 24 Nanded 990 509 40 1 440 25 Akola 335 243 21 0 71 26 Amaravati 176 134 3 0 39 27 Yavatmal 117 73 3 0 41 28 Buldhana 41 6 2 0 33 29 Washim 982 539 12 0 431 30 Nagpur 14 7 1 0 6 31 Wardha 49 38 0 0 11 32 Bhandara 69 68 0 0 1 33 Gondia 46 26 0 0 20 34 Chandrapur 49 39 1 0 9 35 Gadchiroli 80 0 20 0 60 Other states/country 104568 49346 3830 13 51379 Total II. Cases: 3427 new Covid-19 cases were reported in the state today. The state tally of COVID-19 positive patients is now 1,04,568. District-wise details of cases and deaths until today are as follows: Sr. No. District/Municipal Corporation COVID-19 cases Deaths 1 Mumbai Municipal Corporation 56831 2113 2 Thane 1694 23 3 Thane Municipal Corporation 5882 160 4 Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation 4514 104 5 Kalyan-Dombivali Municipal Corporation 2514 47 6 Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation 723 24 7 Bhivandi-Nizampur Municipal Corporation 503 12 8 Mira-Bhayandar Municipal Corporation 1476 55 9 Palghar 402 6 10 Vasai-Virar Municipal Corporation 1814 42 11 Raigad 841 29 12 Panvel Municipal Corporation 940 35 Thane Division total 78134 2650 13 Nashik 289 12 14 Nashik Municipal Corporation 698 25 15 Malegaon Municipal Corporation 865 65 16 Ahmednagar 179 8 17 Ahmednagar Municipal Corporation 56 1 18 Dhule 142 13 19 Dhule Municipal Corporation 211 13 20 Jalgaon 1283 105 21 Jalgaon Municipal Corporation 350 15 22 Nandurbar 48 4 Nashik Division Total 4121 261 23 Pune 812 19 24 Pune Municipal Corporation 9945 428 25 Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation 965 22 26 Solapur 128 8 27 Solapur Municipal Corporation 1610 120 28 Satara 731 28 Pune Division Total 14191 625 29 Kolhapur 664 8 30 Kolhapur Municipal Corporation 28 0 31 Sangli 207 6 32 Sangli-Miraj-Kupwad Municipal Corporation 14 1 33 Sindhudurg 150 0 34 Ratnagiri 392 15 Kolhapur Division Total 1455 30 35 Aurangabad 119 2 36 Aurangabad Municipal Corporation 2441 126 37 Jalna 258 6 38 Hingoli 236 1 39 Parbhani 55 3 40 Parbhani Municipal Corporation 26 0 Aurangabad Division Total 3135 138 41 Latur 122 8 42 Latur Municipal Corporation 41 0 43 Osmanabad 143 3 44 Beed 74 2 45 Nanded 37 1 46 Nanded Municipal Corporation 167 9 Latur Division Total 584 23 47 Akola 81 6 48 Akola Municipal Corporation 909 34 49 Amaravati 26 2 50 Amaravati Municipal Corporation 309 19 51 Yavatmal 176 3 52 Buldhana 117 3 53 Washim 41 2 Akola Division Total 1659 69 54 Nagpur 67 0 55 Nagpur Municipal Corporation 915 12 56 Wardha 14 1 57 Bhandara 49 0 58 Gondia 69 0 59 Chandrapur 30 0 60 Chandrapur Municipal Corporation 16 0 61 Gadchiroli 49 1 Nagpur Division Total 1209 14 Other states 80 20 Total 104568 3830 (Note: As the reconciliation of 147 patients shown in MCGM region and 140 in Thane district as per the ICMR portal since 7th May 2020 is in process; they have not been included in the table above. Due to technical issues of the portal, information on discharged patients is until 3pm today. This report is prepared based on figures provided by the authorized laboratories on Central Government’s COVID-19 Portal. Because the laboratory report scrutiny and the availability of figures accordingly is an ongoing process, state cumulative numbers are subject to change.) III. Some key observations: Recovery rate in the state is 47.2% Case fatality rate in the state: 3.7% Currently, 5,83,302 people are in home quarantine. There are 79,074 beds available in 1580 quarantine institutions and 28,200 people are in institutional quarantine currently. IV. Deaths: There were 113 COVID-related deaths reported in the state today. Circle-wise deaths as follows: Total deaths Circle Details today Thane 87 Mumbai-69, Thane-3, Navi Mumbai-8, Kalyan-Dombivali- 1,Panvel-6. Pune 19 Pune-10, Solapur-8, Satara-1 Aurangabad 3 Aurangabad-3 Latur 3 Latur-2, Nanded-1 Akola 1 Yavatmal-1 Other details of deaths: Out of the 113 deaths today, 73 were men and 40 women. 65 of them aged over 60 years, 38 were from the age group 40 to 59 years and 10 were aged less than 40 years. Information regarding comorbidity status of 10 patients is not available yet. 83 out of the rest 103 patients (80.6%) had high-risk co-morbidities such as diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, etc. Death toll in Covid-19 patients has now gone up to 3830 in the state. Out of the total deaths reported today, 73 deaths occurred in the last two days and the rest are from the period 27th May to 10th June 2020. Out of the 40 deaths in this period, 19 were recorded in Mumbai, 8 in Navi Mumbai, 4 in Solapur, 3 in Thane, 3 in Panvel, 1 was recorded in Kalyan- Dombivali, 1 in Pune and 1 in Satara. V. Lab testing details: Total 97 laboratories are functioning for COVID-19 diagnosis in the state currently – 55 government ones and 42 private ones. Out of 6,41,441 laboratory samples, 1,04,568 have been tested positive (16.3%) for COVID-19 until today. THIS REPORT IS PREPARED AS PER THE DATA AVAILABLE ON 13th June 2020 State Corona Control Room: 020-2612 7394; Toll-free helpline: 104 .
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