Lockdown In Maharashtra’s Aurangabad From March 31 Till April 9 Cancelled

TPI Staff March 31, 2021

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Mumbai: The lockdown in Maharashtra’s Aurangabad, which was scheduled to come into effect from Tuesday midnight, has now been cancelled, Collector Sunil Chavan announced.

According to Chavan, the decision was taken after discussion with NGOs, other organisations, political associations as well as the government.

“We have discussed with NGOs, other organizations and political associations, it was also discussed with the government and the lockdown which was scheduled from 12:00 pm till April 9, has been cancelled,” he said.

Maharashtra recorded 27,918 new COVID-19 cases and 139 deaths in the last 24 hours, reported the state health department on Tuesday.

With these recent cases, the cumulative count of COVID-19 infections in the state is 27,73,436. So far 23,77,127 people have recovered from the disease. The state currently has 3,40,542 active cases, while the death toll in the state has risen to 54,422.

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