The doubling rate of coronavirus cases improved to 51 days during the last seven day
The case recovery rate from COVID-19 in the city of Mumbai has risen to 70 per cent now from the 50 per cent recorded on June 22, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation said.
In another positive indicator, the doubling rate of coronavirus cases improved to 51 days in the last seven days while the average growth rate of cases has fallen to 1.36 per cent from 1.68 per cent of July 1.
The doubling rate stood at 42 days as on July 1.
The city reported 1,174 new cases on Monday and 47 deaths, taking the total case count to 93,894 and fatalities to 5,332, the civic body said.
The number of the recovered cases has gone up by 750 to 65,622 while the number of active cases now stands at 22,939.
A total of 934 new suspected patients have been admitted to hospitals, the civic body said.
Due to various steps taken to contain the spread of the virus, the daily average number of COVID-19 cases has decreased to 1,200 per day from earlier 1,400, it said.
The BMC said the coronavirus case recovery rate stood at 50 per cent on June 22 when it launched ‘mission zero’ under a rapid action plan to contain the transmission.
This rate improved to 57 per cent on July 1 and then to 70 per cent, it said.
The BMC said 10,130 beds out of 22,756 beds available at various COVID-19 care hospitals and COVID-19 care facilities are now vacant.
The civic body also claimed to have improved the daily number of COVID-19 tests to 6,000 from 4,000.