COVID-19 tally in Maharashtra rises to 135

March 27, 2020 11:45

People queue up to collect LPG cylinders in Navi Mumbai

With five more persons testing positive for coronavirus infection in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra, the total number of COVID-19 patients in the state went up to 135 on Friday, officials said. On Thursday, eight persons had tested positive in the state, taking the count to 130, they said. As five more persons tested positive for the infection- four in Nagpur city and another one in Gondia district- the number has now climbed to 135, they said. -- PTI

Image: An aerial view of the ground where people queued up to collect LPG cylinders during the nationwide lockdown amid coronavirus pandemic, in Navi Mumbai on Thursday. Pic: ANI

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