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Actor-dancer Nora Fatehi on Thursday said she has tested positive for Covid-19 and is under quarantine.&nbsp;The 29-year-old actor said the virus has hit her "real hard" and she has been bedridden for a few days.
"Hey guys, unfortunately i am currently battling Covid.. it has honestly hit me real hard! Ive been bed ridden for a few days now under doctor supervision (sic)" she posted on her Instagram Story.
Fatehi, who has starred in films like "Bhuj: The Pride of India" and "Street Dancer 3D", appealed to her fans and followers to stay safe and mask up.
"Please stay safe guys wear your masks, its spreading fast and can affect everyone differently! Unfortunately i have reacted badly to it, this could happen to anyone please be careful! I am Working on recovering at the moment thats all that matters right now. Nothing is more important than your health! Take care, stay safe (sic)" she added.
A spokesperson for Fatehi said the actor tested positive two days ago and has been cooperating with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) officials.
The spokesperson further said that the outdoor pictures of the actor doing the rounds of social media were old, as she has not stepped out since her Covid-19 diagnosis.
Fatehi was last seen in the John Abraham-starrer "Satyameva Jayate 2", which was released theatrically on November 25.

Nora Fatehi tests positive for Covid-19, says the disease hit her 'real hard'

Fatehi, who has starred in films like "Bhuj: The Pride of India" and "Street Dancer 3D", appealed to her fans and followers to stay safe and mask up.

// Noha&nbsp;Fatehi&nbsp;tests positive for Covid, she's in quarantine
Actor-dancer Nora Fatehi on Thursday said she has tested positive for Covid-19 and is under quarantine.&nbsp;
// Nora says Covid&nbsp;hit her hard and she's been bed-ridden
The 29-year-old actor said the virus has hit her "real hard" and she has been bedridden for a few days.
((show Insta&nbsp;story))&nbsp;"Hey guys, unfortunately i am currently battling Covid.. it has honestly hit me real hard! Ive been bed ridden for a few days now under doctor supervision (sic)"&nbsp;
// Nora Fatehi&nbsp;urged her fans to stay safe and mask up
Fatehi, who has starred in films like "Bhuj: The Pride of India" and "Street Dancer 3D", appealed to her fans and followers to stay safe and mask up.
((show Insta&nbsp;story))&nbsp;"Please stay safe guys wear your masks, its spreading fast and can affect everyone differently! Unfortunately i have reacted badly to it, this could happen to anyone please be careful! I am Working on recovering at the moment thats all that matters right now. Nothing is more important than your health! Take care, stay safe (sic)"
// Fatehi's&nbsp;spokesperson: Nora is fully cooperating with BMC
A spokesperson for Fatehi said the actor tested positive two days ago and has been cooperating with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) officials.
// Fatehi's spokesperson says photos of her in public are old
The spokesperson further said that the outdoor pictures of the actor doing the rounds of social media were old, as she has not stepped out since her Covid-19 diagnosis.
Fatehi was last seen in the John Abraham-starrer "Satyameva Jayate 2", which was released theatrically on November 25.

The 29-year-old actor said the virus has hit her "real hard" and she has been bedridden for a few days.

Actor-dancer Nora Fatehi on Thursday said she has tested positive for Covid-19 and is under quarantine.&nbsp;The 29-year-old actor said the virus has hit her "real hard" and she has been bedridden for a few days.
"Hey guys, unfortunately i am currently battling Covid.. it has honestly hit me real hard! Ive been bed ridden for a few days now under doctor supervision (sic)" she posted on her Instagram Story.
Fatehi, who has starred in films like "Bhuj: The Pride of India" and "Street Dancer 3D", appealed to her fans and followers to stay safe and mask up.
"Please stay safe guys wear your masks, its spreading fast and can affect everyone differently! Unfortunately i have reacted badly to it, this could happen to anyone please be careful! I am Working on recovering at the moment thats all that matters right now. Nothing is more important than your health! Take care, stay safe (sic)" she added.
A spokesperson for Fatehi said the actor tested positive two days ago and has been cooperating with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) officials.
The spokesperson further said that the outdoor pictures of the actor doing the rounds of social media were old, as she has not stepped out since her Covid-19 diagnosis.
Fatehi was last seen in the John Abraham-starrer "Satyameva Jayate 2", which was released theatrically on November 25.

With fears surrounding&nbsp;the growing sex disparity with regards to COVID vaccination, the BMC&nbsp;is conducting&nbsp;a Women's Only vaccination drive on Friday.&nbsp;
The BMC&nbsp;said they had planned the special drive to make women comfortable coming in and getting vaccines. In Mumbai, women have had 16.6 lakh fewer vaccine doses.
Dr. Sachin Pandey, who has been tracking India's Covid vaccination drive on the Covid Tika App, said the vaccination sex ratio in India for the 18+ age group is 944:1000.
On September 8,&nbsp;BMC recorded an equitable distribution of vaccines for women and men.&nbsp;Maharashtra&nbsp;has crossed the seven-crore mark in providing vaccinations to its citizens.

BMC's Women-only Covid vaccination drive to address gender disparity gap

BMC planned a women-only vaccination drive in Mumbai&nbsp;to address the growing sex disparity gap in the COVID vaccinated population.&nbsp;

BMC's Women-only Covid vaccination drive to address sex disparity gap

To address the growing sex disparity gap in the COVID vaccinated population, BMC planned a women-only vaccination drive in Mumbai

To address the growing sex disparity in the population with regards to COVID vaccination, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) ordered a women only vaccination drive on Friday.
The civic body ordered the city's vaccination centers only to administer doses to women on Friday from 10:30 am to 6:30 pm. The BMC has chosen long hours so that more and more women could come in and get vaccinated.
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Dr. Sachin Pandey, who has been tracking India's Covid vaccination drive on the Covid Tika App, said the women-men vaccination ratio in India for the 18+ age group is 944:1000.
In Mumbai, 16.6 lakh fewer vaccine doses have been administered to women.
The BMC additional commissioner, Suresh Kakani further said that they had planned the special drive to make women comfortable to come and get the vaccine
Maharashtra on Thursday had crossed the seven-crore mark in providing vaccinations to its citizens
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Mumbai&rsquo;s civic body, BMC has suggested that a majority of city residents might have developed required immunity against Covid-19.
According to the fifth sero-survey report that will be released on Friday, around 70 to 80 per cent of Mumbai&rsquo;s population in all age groups barring children has developed antibodies to fight the coronavirus.
For the survey, the BMC in August collected 8,000 samples, including from vaccinated as well as unvaccinated people from different age groups, from 24 wards across Mumbai.
BMC has however warned that people could get infected if a new variant of the novel coronavirus emerged. The civic body has stressed that it was important to follow all Covid safety guidelines and norms.
Meanwhile, the last sero-survey conducted on paediatric population from May to June and showed that 50 per cent children had developed antibodies to fight the infection.
Data shows that Mumbai has administered at least one dose to 82 per cent of its total eligible population.

70-80% of Mumbai's population may have Covid antibodies, BMC’s Sero-survey finds

According to BMC's fifth sero-survey report that will be released on Friday, around 70 to 80% of&nbsp;Mumbai&rsquo;s population, barring children has developed Covid&nbsp;antibodies.

BMC&nbsp;warned that people could get infected if a new variant of the novel coronavirus emerged and stressed that it was important to follow all Covid safety guidelines and norms.

Mumbai&rsquo;s civic body, BMC has suggested that a majority of city residents might have developed required immunity against Covid-19.
According to the fifth sero-survey report that will be released on Friday, around 70 to 80 per cent of Mumbai&rsquo;s population in all age groups barring children has developed antibodies to fight the coronavirus.
For the survey, the BMC in August collected 8,000 samples, including from vaccinated as well as unvaccinated people from different age groups, from 24 wards across Mumbai.
BMC has however warned that people could get infected if a new variant of the novel coronavirus emerged. The civic body has stressed that it was important to follow all Covid safety guidelines and norms.
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Meanwhile, the last sero-survey conducted on paediatric population from May to June and showed that 50 per cent children had developed antibodies to fight the infection.
Data shows that Mumbai has administered at least one dose to 82 per cent of its total eligible population.

A day after Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar claimed that the third wave of Covid-19 has already arrived, particularly in Maharashtra, she retracted her statement.
The Mumbai&nbsp;Mayor was quoted as saying on Tuesday that the third wave &lsquo;is not coming, it is here&rsquo;.
Pednekar clarified she said that a fresh Covid wave is on &lsquo;our doorsteps&rsquo; an hence &lsquo;precautions are needed&rsquo;
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She further added that Minister Nitin Raut had said that the third wave has come in Nagpur.
Her office also issued a press statement saying what she meant was that the third wave of Covid-19 was on the "threshold of Mumbai".
In the first six days of September, Mumbai had recorded over 28% of the total Covid-19 cases that it had reported during the entire last month, as per civic data.
The spike has left the Mumbai civic body BMC officials worried ahead of the festive season beginning on September 10 with the 'Ganesh Chaturthi'.

Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar retracts statement on Covid-19 third wave

A day after Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar claimed that the third wave of Covid-19 has already arrived, particularly in Maharashtra, she retracted her statement.

'Covid&nbsp;third wave is here&rsquo;, Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar claimed
Pednekar&nbsp;retracts statement on third wave of Covid-19
Fresh Covid wave on &lsquo;our doorsteps&rsquo;, Mumbai&nbsp;mayor clarified
She&nbsp;meant 'third wave on 'threshold of Mumbai', Pednekar's&nbsp;office said
BMC&nbsp;worried after spike in cases ahead of the start of festival season

After Mumbai Mayor Kishori&nbsp;Pednekar&nbsp;said 'third wave is here', she issued clarification&nbsp;that a fresh Covid wave is on &lsquo;our doorsteps&rsquo; an hence &lsquo;precautions are needed&rsquo;

A day after Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar claimed that the third wave of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/after-effects-of-covid-19-symptoms-can-persist-a-year-post-recovery-1630553878472" target="_blank">Covid-19</a> has already arrived, particularly in Maharashtra, she retracted her statement.
The Mumbai&nbsp;Mayor was quoted as saying on Tuesday that the third wave &lsquo;is not coming, it is here&rsquo;.
Pednekar clarified she said that a fresh Covid wave is on &lsquo;our doorsteps&rsquo; an hence &lsquo;precautions are needed&rsquo;
Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/fake-vaccine-watch-centre-issues-guidelines-on-how-find-out-if-your-covid-19-vaccine-is-fake-1630893779432" target="_blank">Fake vaccine watch: Centre issues guidelines on how to find out if your covid-19 vaccine is fake</a>
She further added that Minister Nitin Raut had said that the third wave has come in Nagpur.
Her office also issued a press statement saying what she meant was that the third wave of Covid-19 was on the "threshold of Mumbai".
In the first six days of September, Mumbai had recorded over 28% of the total Covid-19 cases that it had reported during the entire last month, as per civic data.
The spike has left the Mumbai civic body BMC officials worried ahead of the festive season beginning on September 10 with the 'Ganesh Chaturthi'.

Will the coming of Ganpati also ring in the third wave for the financial capital, that is the worry plaguing Mumbai&nbsp;that is continuing to record 400+ fresh covid&nbsp;infections daily.&nbsp;The data from the BMC shows that Mumbai already reported 2,570 Covid-19 infections in the first six days of September. This is nearly 29% of the total 9,147 cases recorded in the entire month of August. At this pace Mumbai&nbsp;will record over 12,000+ fresh infections in the month of September.&nbsp;The number of deaths is also on the rise, the city reported 21 fatalities in the first 6 days of September.&nbsp;The rise in cases comes at a time that the city is preparing for it's biggest festival, the homecoming of Ganpati&nbsp;for 11 days. This has the civic body and the state govt up in arms to ensure covid&nbsp;protocols are followed and the infection spread does not have a&nbsp;d&eacute;j&agrave; vu of the early April when the second waved swept the state.&nbsp;But even as Chief Minister Thackeray asked people to stay home and avoid excessive festivities, he remained silent on any possible curbs for the city.&nbsp;

Mumbai Covid concerns: Mayor says third wave is here, cases continue to rise ahead of Ganpati festival

Mumbai Covid Concerns

Rise in Covid-19 cases in Mumbai&nbsp;ahead of Ganpati&nbsp;festival
Mumbai&nbsp;recorded 400+ Covid&nbsp;cases, Mayor says third wave has arrived
Mumbai&nbsp;recorded 2,570 Covid&nbsp;cases in the first 6 days of September
Maha&nbsp;capital may record 12,000+ cases of Covid-19&nbsp;by September end
State prepares to ensure Covid-19 protocols ahead of the 11 day festival
No curbs or restrictions yet imposed on Mumbai
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Mumbai records over 28% of August Covid-19 cases in first 6 days of Sept

Will the welcome of&nbsp;Ganpati also ring in the third wave for the financial capital, that is the worry plaguing Mumbai&nbsp;that is continuing to record 400+ fresh covid&nbsp;infections daily. The Mayor of the city thinks that question is redundant as she told reporters that&nbsp;the third wave of Covid-19 is not coming it is already at our doorstep. The data from the BMC shows that Mumbai already reported 2,570 Covid-19 infections in the first six days of September. This is nearly 29% of the total 9,147 cases recorded in the entire month of August. At this pace Mumbai&nbsp;will record over 12,000+ fresh infections in the month of September.&nbsp;The number of deaths is also on the rise, the city reported 21 fatalities in the first 6 days of September.&nbsp; The rise in cases comes at a time that the city is preparing for it's biggest festival, the homecoming of Ganpati&nbsp;for 11 days. This has the civic body and the state govt up in arms to ensure covid&nbsp;protocols are followed and the infection spread does not have a&nbsp;d&eacute;j&agrave; vu of the early April when the second waved swept the state.&nbsp; But even as Chief Minister Thackeray asked people to stay home and avoid excessive festivities, he remained silent on any possible curbs for the city.&nbsp;

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Thursday sealed St Joseph&rsquo;s Boarding School after at least 22 students were found Covid positive.
Authorities said that they have sealed St Joseph Boarding School in Agripada as at least 16 people who were below 18 years of age tested positive for Covid-19. Four among these sixteen are below 12 years of age.
These four were shifted to the Nair Pediatric Ward and the rest of the 12 have been shifted to Richardson and Cruddas Covid-19 facility for treatment.&nbsp;
This comes amid apprehension that the next wave of the pandemic will affect children more, which scientists have dismissed saying that this speculation has no scientific backing.

Mumbai: St Joseph Boarding school sealed after 22 children test positive for Covid 19

Covid&nbsp;concerns rise in children as BMC&nbsp;seals school where 22 students test positive for the infection.&nbsp;

Mumbai: St Joseph Boarding school sealed after 22 test Covid positive

22 students in Mumbai boarding school test Covid-19 positive
16 students&nbsp;below 18 years of age tested positive for Covid-19
Mumbai's St Joseph's School sealed after students&nbsp;tested&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;+ve
Maharashtra&nbsp;had announced&nbsp;reopening of schools from August 17
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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Thursday sealed St Joseph&rsquo;s Boarding School after at least 22 students were found Covid positive.
Authorities said that they have sealed St Joseph Boarding School in Agripada as at least 16 people who were below 18 years of age tested positive for Covid-19. Four among these sixteen are below 12 years of age.
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These four were shifted to the Nair Pediatric Ward and the rest of the 12 have been shifted to Richardson and Cruddas Covid-19 facility for treatment.&nbsp;
This comes amid apprehension that the next wave of the pandemic will affect children more, which scientists have dismissed saying that this speculation has no scientific backing.

We know that Sonu Sood can do anything. But can he revive sinking fortunes of the Congress party?
Mumbai Congress is looking at star power to revive its fortunes in the next year's BMC elections.
A panel that is devising the party's strategy has suggested it should project Sonu Sood as Congress Mayoral candidate, The Indian Express has reported.
The panel has also reportedly suggested that Congress should project personalities like former CM Vilasrao Deshmukh's son and actor Riteish Deshmukh and model and fitness enthusiast Milind Soman as party's candidates.
The report said that the 25-page strategy document is likely to be presented to AICC secretary in charge of Maharashtra HK Patil soon.
Mumbai Congress President Bhai Jagtap is alos likely to discuss the document with senior party leaders. The document has reportedly suggested that the party should declare a mayoral candidate before the polls and consider those without any political baggage for the post.
It has also called on the party to give a &ldquo;small number&rdquo; of tickets to young professionals, social activists and start-up owners as an &ldquo;image-building&rdquo; exercise, the report said.

Will Sonu Sood answer Congress SOS? Party considering him for Mumbai Mayor

Will Sonu Sood answer Congress SOS? Report&nbsp;says that party is considering fielding the actor-turned-real life hero&nbsp;as&nbsp;Mumbai Mayor candidate

Will Sonu Sood answer sinking Congress' SOS call?

We know that Sonu Sood can do anything. But can he revive sinking fortunes of the Congress party?
Mumbai Congress is looking at star power to revive its fortunes in the next year's BMC elections.
A panel that is devising the party's strategy has suggested it should project Sonu Sood as Congress Mayoral candidate, The Indian Express has reported.
Sonu Sood has turned into a real-life hero by first helping migrant workers reach their homes during the first Covid lockdown and then by helping needy during the second Covid wave.
The panel has also reportedly suggested that Congress should project personalities like former CM Vilasrao Deshmukh's son and actor Riteish Deshmukh and model and fitness enthusiast Milind Soman as party's candidates.
The report said that the 25-page strategy document is likely to be presented to AICC secretary in charge of Maharashtra HK Patil soon.
Mumbai Congress President Bhai Jagtap is alos likely to discuss the document with senior party leaders. The document has reportedly suggested that the party should declare a mayoral candidate before the polls and consider those without any political baggage for the post.
It has also called on the party to give a &ldquo;small number&rdquo; of tickets to young professionals, social activists and start-up owners as an &ldquo;image-building&rdquo; exercise, the report said.

A panel that is devising the Congress strategy for next year's BMC&nbsp;polls&nbsp;has suggested it should consider projecting&nbsp;Sonu Sood as Mayoral candidate, The Indian Express has reported.

We know that Sonu Sood can do anything. But can he revive sinking fortunes of the Congress party?
Mumbai Congress is looking at star power to revive its fortunes in the next year's BMC elections.
A panel that is devising the party's strategy has suggested it should project Sonu Sood as Congress Mayoral candidate, The Indian Express has reported.
Sonu Sood has turned into a real-life hero by first helping migrant workers reach their homes during the first Covid lockdown and then by helping needy during the second Covid wave.
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The panel has also reportedly suggested that Congress should project personalities like former CM Vilasrao Deshmukh's son and actor Riteish Deshmukh and model and fitness enthusiast Milind Soman as party's candidates.
The report said that the 25-page strategy document is likely to be presented to AICC secretary in charge of Maharashtra HK Patil soon.
Mumbai Congress President Bhai Jagtap is alos likely to discuss the document with senior party leaders. The document has reportedly suggested that the party should declare a mayoral candidate before the polls and consider those without any political baggage for the post.
It has also called on the party to give a &ldquo;small number&rdquo; of tickets to young professionals, social activists and start-up owners as an &ldquo;image-building&rdquo; exercise, the report said.

With local train services set to resume in Mumbai from August 15, the BMC&nbsp;has started issuing monthly passes&nbsp;to those who are fully vaccinated.
Here's what you need to know&nbsp;to get a travel&nbsp;pass:
1. Passes will be issued only after verification of the vaccination status.
2. A person who has completed 14 days, after getting the second dose of vaccine will be allowed to board suburban trains from August 15.
3. To&nbsp;purchase a pass, you are required to carry a hard copy of your&nbsp;vaccination certificate and a photo ID for verification.
4. 358 help desks across 53 railway stations under the BMC's jurisdiction will be there to assist commuters. They will be operating from 7am to 11pm in two consecutive sessions.&nbsp;
5. QR code-based passes will be issued from 65 railway stations in Mumbai. These will&nbsp;help railway authorities verify the authenticity of those travelling.
6.&nbsp;BMC&nbsp;has warned that strict legal action will be taken if fake vaccination certificates are produced to get passes.&nbsp;

Mumbai: BMC issues local train travel passes for all, here's what you need to know

As Mumbai&nbsp;prepares to resume local train services from Aug 15, here's what you need to know to get your travel passes from the BMC

Mumbai local trains resume for all from Aug 15, here's how to get a pass
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Travel passes&nbsp;to be issued after verification of Covid vaccination status
People need to carry&nbsp;vaccination certificate and photo ID for verification
358 help desks at railway stations,&nbsp;will be operating from 7am to 11pm
QR code-based passes will be issued from 65 railway stations in Mumbai
BMC&nbsp;will take strict legal action if fake vaccine certificates are found

Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar said, citizens should not indulge in altercations, as long queues are likely at ticket counters. She urged people to cooperate and follow&nbsp;Covid-19 norms.

With local train services set to resume in Mumbai from August 15, the BMC&nbsp;has started issuing monthly passes&nbsp;to those who are fully vaccinated.
Here's what you need to know&nbsp;to get a travel&nbsp;pass:
1. Passes will be issued only after verification of the vaccination status.
2. A person who has completed 14 days, after getting the second dose of vaccine will be allowed to board suburban trains from August 15.
3. To&nbsp;purchase a pass, you are required to carry a hard copy of your&nbsp;vaccination certificate and a photo ID for verification.
4. 358 help desks across 53 railway stations under the BMC's jurisdiction will be there to assist commuters. They will be operating from 7am to 11pm in two consecutive sessions.&nbsp;
5. QR code-based passes will be issued from 65 railway stations in Mumbai. These will&nbsp;help railway authorities verify the authenticity of those travelling.
6.&nbsp;BMC&nbsp;has warned that strict legal action will be taken if fake vaccination certificates are produced to get passes.&nbsp;

Mumbai Rains News: More heavy rains are likely in isolated parts of Mumbai, Thane and Palghar. IMD has issued a red alert for these areas in Maharashtra.


Mumbai Rains News | Mumbai mayhem: IMD issues red alert as rains lash the financial capital

More heavy rains are likely in isolated parts of Mumbai, Thane and Palghar. IMD has issued a red alert for these areas in Maharashtra.

Mumbai mayhem: IMD issues red alert as rains lash the financial capital

<ul>
<li>IMD&nbsp;predicts more rains in Mumbai, issues red alert</li>
<li>Fire team rescued stranded people in different parts of Navi Mumbai</li>
<li>Over 33 people died in Mumbai&nbsp;due to heavy downpour</li>
<li>BMC: working to help&nbsp;residents affected by waterlogging</li>
<li>Residents&nbsp;advised to boil drinking water after&nbsp;Bhandup&nbsp;purification facility flooded&nbsp;</li>
<li>CM Thackeray chaired meeting &amp; directed officials to stay alert</li>
</ul>

More heavy rains are likely in isolated parts of Mumbai, Thane and Palghar. IMD has issued a red alert for these areas in Maharashtra.

More heavy <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/mumbai-rain-at-least-32-dead-orange-alert-sounded-for-a-week-1626662305976" target="_blank">rains are likely in isolated parts of Mumbai</a>, Thane and Palghar. IMD has issued a red alert for these areas in Maharashtra.
Fire team rescued several people stranded in different parts of Navi Mumbai due to heavy rainfall. Kharghar fire station received calls from many people seeking help and rescued 120 people, out of which 78 were women.
More than 33 people lost their lives in Mumbai as India&rsquo;s financial capital witnessed heavy downpour.
BMC said it is working round the clock to bring relief to the residents affected by waterlogging.
The civic body has also advised citizens to boil drinking water as the water purification facility at Bhandup was flooded and had to be shut down
Earlier, Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray chaired a high-level meeting and directed officials to stay alert and react quickly to any adverse events caused by rains.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/mumbai-rain-fury-water-supply-hit-mumbaikars-asked-to-boil-drinking-water-1626623007345" target="_blank">Mumbai rain fury: water supply hit, Mumbaikars asked to boil drinking water</a>

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation on Sunday advised citizens to boil water before drinking as heavy showers have hit the city&rsquo;s water purification complex.
The electrical equipment that controls the pumping and filtration process at Bhandup&nbsp;complex, one of the major sites of supply to most parts of the city, has been affected by flooding.
BMC advised that the filtration process will take some time to be up and running and the best precaution for the citizens would be to boil water before drinking.
25 people died due to houses collapsing after landslides due to the incessant showers in the financial capital. Heavy rain also impacted the local train services and caused severe water logging.

Mumbai’s water supply hit by rains, Mumbaikars advised to boil drinking water

The rain fury in Mumbai&nbsp;has hit the drinking water supply and the&nbsp;BMC&nbsp;advisory&nbsp;has asked Mumbaikars&nbsp;to boil water before drinking.&nbsp;

Mumbai rain fury: water supply hit, Mumbaikars asked to boil drinking water

//Purification&nbsp;supply hit, BMC&nbsp;asks&nbsp;Mumbaikars&nbsp;to boil drinking water //Water purification complex flooded due to heavy showers&nbsp; //BMC&nbsp;says filtration will take time, boiled water best precaution //25 people died due to houses collapsing after incessant rain in Mumbai

BMC&nbsp;advisory&nbsp;after flooding affected the electrical equipment of the city's&nbsp;crucial water purification&nbsp;complex.&nbsp;

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation on Sunday advised Mumbai residents to boil water before drinking as heavy showers have hit the city&rsquo;s water purification complex.
The electrical equipment that controls the pumping and filtration process at Bhandup&nbsp;complex, one of the major sites of supply to most parts of the city, has been affected by flooding.
BMC advised that the filtration process will take some time to be up and running and the best precaution for the citizens would be to boil water before drinking.
25 people died due to houses collapsing after landslides due to the incessant showers in the financial capital. Heavy rain also impacted the local train services and caused severe water logging.

Mumbai and its suburbs witnessed incessant rains overnight leading to flooding and waterlogging in parts of the city. The devastation caused by rains reminded some Mumbaikars of the 24-hour rainfall figure of 944 mm on July 26, 2005.&nbsp;
Continuous downpour overnight threw parts of Mumbai out of gear on Sunday with the city witnessing severe waterlogging, disruption of local train services and vehicular traffic.
The downpour has caused heavy flooding in low-lying areas including Borivali, Kandivali, Malad, Andheri, Chembur, Kurla, Gandhi Market, Hindmata, etc. Meanwhile, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Mumbai in the backdrop of heavy rains, a BMC official said.
The IMD said that till 6.30 am on Sunday, Mumbai and adjoining areas received over 120 mm rainfall in preceding 12 hours.
Several areas of the city were left inundated while BMC had placed barricades in some parts to warn citizens.&nbsp;
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Mumbai rains: heavy downpour causes waterlogging, IMD issues red alert

Local train services in Mumbai have been suspended after railway&nbsp;tracks were submerged in some areas due to heavy rain.&nbsp;
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Mumbai Rains: heavy downpour causes water-logging in parts, IMD issues red alert

<ul>
<li>Heavy overnight rains causes water logging in Mumbai</li>
<li>Tracks submerged, Central and Western Railway suspend train services&nbsp;</li>
<li>Waterlogging&nbsp;at several places including Borivali, Kandivali, Malad, Andheri, Chembur</li>
<li>Met Dept has&nbsp;issued red alert for Mumbai in the backdrop of heavy rains</li>
<li>IMD: Mumbai&nbsp;received over 120mm rains in 12 hours</li>
</ul>

The downpour caused heavy flooding in low-lying areas of Chunabhatti, Sion, Dadar, and Gandhi Market, Chembur and Kurla LBS Road.

Mumbai and its suburbs witnessed incessant rains overnight leading to flooding and waterlogging in parts of the city.&nbsp;
Local train services have been suspended after railway&nbsp;tracks were submerged in some areas.
The downpour has caused heavy flooding in low-lying areas including Borivali, Kandivali, Malad, Andheri, Chembur, Kurla, Gandhi Market, Hindmata, etc.
Several areas of the city were left inundated and the&nbsp;BMC had to place barricades in some parts to warn citizens.&nbsp;
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Meanwhile, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Mumbai in the backdrop of heavy rains.&nbsp;
The IMD said that till 6.30 am on Sunday, Mumbai and adjoining areas received over 120 mm rainfall in preceding 12 hours.
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Heavy rain brought Mumbai and neighbouring areas to a standstill on Friday as roads were waterlogged and train and bus services were hit. 
News agency ANI posted a video of heavy rainfall in Wadala, as commuters waded through waterlogged roads. Due to heavy rain, trains are also running slow. Videos online show commuters walking on railway track in Sion after heavy rain in the area. Buses have also been diverted on some routes, including Andheri, Chembur, among others.
Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Palghar and other neighbouring regions have been receiving heavy rainfall since morning. The Met department had issued an orange alert for Mumbai and Thane, indicating heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places and a red alert for Pune, Raigad, Ratnagiri, Kolhapur and Satara districts.

Mumbai rain: streets waterlogged, train services hit, buses diverted

Heavy rain since morning bring Mumbai&nbsp;to a standstill,&nbsp;streets waterlogged, train services hit, buses diverted.

Heavy rain brings&nbsp;Mumbai to a standstill, roads waterlogged Train and bus services impacted due to heavy rain since morning Commuters seen wading through waterlogged roads in&nbsp;Wadala Commuters seen walking on railway track in Sion after heavy rain Railways have said trains are also running slow, buses diverted Heavy rain alert in&nbsp;Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai,&nbsp;and other areas IMD&nbsp;issued an orange alert for Mumbai and Thane, more rain expected Red alert for Pune, Raigad, Ratnagiri, Kolhapur and Satara districts

The Met department had issued an orange alert for Mumbai and Thane, indicating heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places and a red alert for Pune, Raigad, Ratnagiri, Kolhapur and Satara districts.

Heavy rain brought Mumbai and neighbouring areas to a standstill on Friday as roads were waterlogged and train and bus services were hit.
News agency ANI posted a video of heavy rainfall in Wadala, as commuters waded through waterlogged roads. Due to heavy rain, trains are also running slow.
Videos online show commuters walking on railway track in Sion after heavy rain in the area. Buses have also been diverted on some routes, including Andheri, Chembur, among others.
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Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Palghar and other neighbouring regions have been receiving heavy rainfall since morning.
The Met department had issued an orange alert for Mumbai and Thane, indicating heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places and a red alert for Pune, Raigad, Ratnagiri, Kolhapur and Satara districts.

After suspending Covid vaccinations for a day on Thursday, Mumbai civic body has said that the shots will administered only for three hours on Friday.
The maximum city is running low on vaccine doses. The BMC has said that Covid vaccination will take place only between 2 and 5pm at a limited number of its centres in Mumbai on Friday.
Covaxin will be given only for second dose &amp; Covishield to only people above 45 years of age, the BMC has said amid a shortage of doses.
281 BMC centres and 20 government-run centres in Mumbai had remained closed on Thursday due to shortage of doses.

Mumbai out of doses: Covid vaccination only from 2 to 5 pm today

Mumbai&nbsp;civic body has reduced timing of Covid&nbsp;vaccination centres to 3 hours amid a shortage of doses

After suspending Covid vaccinations for a day on Thursday, Mumbai civic body has said that the shots will administered only for three hours on Friday.
The maximum city is running low on vaccine doses. The BMC has said that Covid vaccination will take place only between 2 and 5pm at a limited number of its centres in Mumbai on Friday.
Covaxin will be given only for second dose &amp; Covishield to only people above 45 years of age, the BMC has said amid a shortage of doses.
281 BMC centres and 20 government-run centres in Mumbai had remained closed on Thursday due to shortage of doses.

After suspending Covid vaccinations for a day on Thursday, Mumbai civic body has said that the shots will administered only for three hours on Friday as the city runs out of doses

Covid vaccination drive will remain suspended across 281 BMC centres and 20 government- run centres in Mumbai on Thursday due to shortage of doses.
Vaccinations will continue as per the schedule at 98 private vaccination centres across the city.
This is the first time in over a month when the vaccination drive has been suspended owing to shortage of vaccine doses. Earlier, in the month of April and May, vaccination drive was frequently suspended due to the same.

Mumbai: No Covid vaccination at 300 centres today as doses run out

Covid vaccination drive will remain suspended across 281 BMC centres and 20 government- run centres in Mumbai on Thursday due to shortage of doses.
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Covid vaccination drive will remain suspended across 281 BMC centres and 20 government- run centres in Mumbai on Thursday due to shortage of doses.
Vaccinations will continue as per the schedule at 98 private vaccination centres across the city.
This is the first time in over a month when the vaccination drive has been suspended owing to shortage of vaccine doses. Earlier, in the month of April and May, vaccination drive was frequently suspended due to the same.

Covid vaccination drive will remain suspended across 281 BMC centres and 20 government- run centres in Mumbai on Thursday due to shortage of doses.

A paediatric sero-survey conducted before the anticipated third wave of the pandemic has revealed that 51.18% of children between 1 to 18 years in Mumbai have developed antibodies against coronavirus, the city civic body said on Monday.
A total of 2,176 blood samples were tested for this study conducted between April and June, it said.
The survey conducted by the civic-run BYL Nair Hospital and Kasturba Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory (KMDL) also revealed that the proportion of the pediatric population having antibodies has increased compared to the earlier sero-survey, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said in a release.
A sero-survey involves testing of blood serum of a group of people and the findings are used to monitor trends in prevalence.
As a possible third wave of COVID-19 is anticipated to affect children disproportionately, the BMC had directed to conduct the sero-survey of the pediatric population during the second wave itself. The BMC said this was the third sero -survey conducted since the beginning of the pandemic. This survey was conducted between April 1 to June 15 in which 2,176 blood samples were collected from pathology laboratories including 1,283 samples from Aapli Chikitsa Network and the Nair Hospital of BMC, and 893 from a network of two private laboratories across 24 municipal wards.
The key findings of this study suggest that more than 50 per cent of the children have already been exposed to SARS-COV-2.
"The overall sero-positivity is 51.18 per cent including 54.36 per cent from the public sector and 47.03 per cent from the private sector," the release said, adding that sero-positivity is the highest in the age group 10-14 years at 53.43 per cent.
The sero-positivity rate in children of 1 to 4 years is 51.04 per cent, while it is 47.33 per cent in the age group of 5 to 9 years, 53.43 per cent in 10 to 14 years, and 51.39 per cent in 15 to 18 years. The overall sero-positivity rate of 1 to 18 years is 51.18 per cent, it said.
"There is a notable increase in sero-positivity in the pediatric population to SARS-CoV-2 in this study as compared to the sero survey-3 conducted in March 2021, which showed a sero-positivity of 39.4% in the age group of ?18 years, which indicates that a significant proportion of children accessing the healthcare services were exposed to the virus during the second wave of the COVID-19," the release said.&nbsp;

Mumbai sero survey:  over 50% of children have Covid-19 antibodies

The survey also revealed that the proportion of the pediatric population having antibodies has increased compared to the earlier sero-survey.

Mumbai sero survey: over 50% of children have Covid-19 antibodies

A paediatric sero-survey conducted before the anticipated third wave of the pandemic has revealed that 51.18% of children between 1 to 18 years in Mumbai have developed antibodies against coronavirus. BMC, the city civic body said on Monday, that a total of 2,176 blood samples were tested for this study conducted between April and June.
The survey also revealed that the proportion of the pediatric population having antibodies has increased compared to the earlier sero-survey.
A sero-survey involves testing of blood serum of a group of people and the findings are used to monitor trends in prevalence.

The survey also revealed that the proportion of the pediatric population having antibodies has increased compared to the earlier sero-survey.

A paediatric sero-survey conducted before the anticipated third wave of the pandemic has revealed that 51.18% of children between 1 to 18 years in Mumbai have developed antibodies against coronavirus, the city civic body said on Monday.
A total of 2,176 blood samples were tested for this study conducted between April and June, it said.
The survey conducted by the civic-run BYL Nair Hospital and Kasturba Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory (KMDL) also revealed that the proportion of the pediatric population having antibodies has increased compared to the earlier sero-survey, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said in a release.
A sero-survey involves testing of blood serum of a group of people and the findings are used to monitor trends in prevalence.
As a possible third wave of COVID-19 is anticipated to affect children disproportionately, the BMC had directed to conduct the sero-survey of the pediatric population during the second wave itself. The BMC said this was the third sero -survey conducted since the beginning of the pandemic. This survey was conducted between April 1 to June 15 in which 2,176 blood samples were collected from pathology laboratories including 1,283 samples from Aapli Chikitsa Network and the Nair Hospital of BMC, and 893 from a network of two private laboratories across 24 municipal wards.
The key findings of this study suggest that more than 50 per cent of the children have already been exposed to SARS-COV-2.
"The overall sero-positivity is 51.18 per cent including 54.36 per cent from the public sector and 47.03 per cent from the private sector," the release said, adding that sero-positivity is the highest in the age group 10-14 years at 53.43 per cent.
The sero-positivity rate in children of 1 to 4 years is 51.04 per cent, while it is 47.33 per cent in the age group of 5 to 9 years, 53.43 per cent in 10 to 14 years, and 51.39 per cent in 15 to 18 years. The overall sero-positivity rate of 1 to 18 years is 51.18 per cent, it said.
"There is a notable increase in sero-positivity in the pediatric population to SARS-CoV-2 in this study as compared to the sero survey-3 conducted in March 2021, which showed a sero-positivity of 39.4% in the age group of ?18 years, which indicates that a significant proportion of children accessing the healthcare services were exposed to the virus during the second wave of the COVID-19," the release said.&nbsp;

Residents of a housing society in Mumbai claim they were the victims of an elaborate &ldquo;vaccination scam&rdquo;, in which they were given fake Covid-19 shots.
At Rs 1260 per dose and 390 people received the shots as part of a vaccination camp at Hiranandani Estate Society in Kandivali on May 30. The society paid around Rs 5 lakh to the facilitator.
Suspicions arose when none of the inoculated persons developed any post-jab symptoms. The beneficiaries received their certificates 10-15 days later from different hospitals like Nanavati, Lifeline, Nesco BMC vaccination center etc. However, when contacted, these hospitals denied providing vaccines to the housing society in question.
The incident has sparked anxiety among the residents of Hiranandani Estate, who are wondering if the shots were genuine

Covid vaccine scam: Mumbai housing society residents suspect fake shots given

<ul>
<li>Posh Mumbai society smells fraud after Covid vaccine drive</li>
<li>Housing society residents suspect fake Covid-19 shots given</li>
<li>At ₹1260 per dose, 390 people received the shots</li>
<li>Inoculated persons didn't develop any usual post-jab symptoms</li>
<li>Beneficiaries received certificates 10-15 days later</li>
<li>Hospitals denied&nbsp;providing vaccines to the housing society</li>
</ul>

Residents of a posh housing society in Mumbai&nbsp;have allege that they have been victims of a &ldquo;vaccination scam&rdquo;. They fear they have been given fake Covid-19 shots.
At ₹1260 per dose, 390 people received the shots as part of a vaccination camp at Hiranandani Estate Society in Kandivali on May 30. The society paid around ₹5 lakh to the facilitator.
Suspicions arose when none of the inoculated persons developed any usual post-jab symptoms. The beneficiaries received their certificates 10-15 days later from different hospitals like Nanavati, Lifeline, Nesco BMC vaccination centre etc. However, when contacted, these hospitals denied providing vaccines to the housing society in question.
The incident has sparked anxiety among the residents of Hiranandani Estate, who are wondering if the shots were genuine.

Cyclone&nbsp;Tauktae has intensified into very severe cyclonic storm and the Met department has said that the cyclone is likely to pass close to Mumbai and may cause heavy rainfall in the city.&nbsp; As a precaution, the&nbsp;BMC has shifted 580 patients from Covid care centres in the city, and officials are also contemplating a possible shut down of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF)&nbsp;has formed 100 teams and they are being deployed in the coastal regions of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Kerala, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu.
In Karnataka,&nbsp;four people have lost their lives and 73 villages have been affected by cyclone Tauktae. The storm resulted in heavy to extremely heavy rainfall over 6 districts in the past 24 hours.

Cyclone Tauktae: BMC moves 580 Covid-19 patients, 4 dead in Karnataka

Mumbai&nbsp;braces for&nbsp;Cyclone Tauktae, BMC&nbsp;moves Covid&nbsp;patients BMC shifted 580 Covid-19 patients as a precautionary&nbsp;measure Cyclone is expected to hit&nbsp;Kerala, Karnataka, Goa&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Maharashtra
Cyclone&nbsp;expected to cause heavy rainfall in coastal Gujarat
NDRF&nbsp;teams on stand by for urgent relief and rescue measures
In Karnataka,&nbsp;4 people have lost their lives, 73 villages impacted

Cyclone&nbsp;Tauktae has intensified into very severe cyclonic storm and the Met department has said that the cyclone is likely to pass close to Mumbai and may cause heavy rainfall in the city.&nbsp; As a precaution, the&nbsp;BMC has shifted 580 patients from Covid care centres in the city, and officials are also contemplating a possible shut down of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF)&nbsp;has formed 100 teams and they are being deployed in the coastal regions of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Kerala, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu.
In Karnataka,&nbsp;four people have lost their lives and 73 villages have been affected by cyclone Tauktae. The storm resulted in heavy to extremely heavy rainfall over 6 districts in the past 24 hours.

Mumbai will have drive-in vaccination centres, within 24 hours. Municipal commissioner Iqbal Singh Chahal on Thursday directed officials to set up a drive-in vaccination centre in each of seven administrative regions of the city.
Those above 60 years can get vaccinated at drive-in centres only by appointment; they shall not drive themselves but will be accompanied by an attendant or a driver.
The BMC said, drive-in vaccination centres will be set up in big open grounds, such as the Andheri Sports Club ground, Cooperage ground, Shivaji Stadium, or even the Wankhede stadium. Adequate and proper temporary shelter shall be provided for in the vaccination area to accommodate vaccination staff, arrangement for patients, and ambulances.
Maharashtra got its first drive-in vaccination centre this week at Dadar. The centre has the capacity vaccinate nearly 5,000 people in a day.&nbsp;

BMC to set up drive-in vaccine centres across Mumbai in 24 hours

The BMC will be setting up drive-in vaccine centres across Mumbai in 24 hours, after success of pilot project at Dadar

Mumbai will have drive-in vaccination centres in 24 hours
Drive-in centre in seven administrative regions of Mumbai
Those above 60 can get vaccinated only by appointment
Drive-in vaccination centres will be set up in big open grounds
Maharashtra got its first drive-in vaccination centre at Dadar.
Each centre will have capacity to vaccinate 5,000 people/day

Mumbai will have drive-in vaccination centres, within 24 hours. Municipal commissioner Iqbal Singh Chahal on Thursday directed officials to set up a drive-in vaccination centre in each of seven administrative regions of the city.
Those above 60 years can get vaccinated at drive-in centres only by appointment; they shall not drive themselves but will be accompanied by an attendant or a driver.
The BMC said, drive-in vaccination centres will be set up in big open grounds, such as the Andheri Sports Club ground, Cooperage ground, Shivaji Stadium, or even the Wankhede stadium. Adequate and proper temporary shelter shall be provided for in the vaccination area to accommodate vaccination staff, arrangement for patients, and ambulances.
Maharashtra got its first drive-in vaccination centre this week at Dadar. The centre has the capacity vaccinate nearly 5,000 people in a day.&nbsp;

The BMC&nbsp;informed residents of the maximum city that due to a vaccine shortage the inoculation drive will be halted for three days.&nbsp;"Vaccination in Mumbai will be completely closed for three days from Friday, April 30, 2021 to Sunday, May 2, 2021 due to depletion of available vaccines," the civic body tweeted.&nbsp;
Mumbai city reported 4,192 cases, 82 deaths, and 5,600 recoveries in the last 24 hours.
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Mumbai pauses vaccination drive as stocks run out

The BMC&nbsp;informed residents of the maximum city that due to a vaccine shortage the inoculation drive will be halted for three days.&nbsp; "Vaccination in Mumbai will be completely closed for three days from Friday, April 30, 2021 to Sunday, May 2, 2021 due to depletion of available vaccines," the civic body tweeted.&nbsp;
Mumbai city reported 4,192 cases, 82 deaths, and 5,600 recoveries in the last 24 hours.
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The BMC&nbsp;informed residents of the maximum city that due to a vaccine shortage the inoculation drive will be halted for three days.&nbsp; "Vaccination in Mumbai will be completely closed for three days from Friday, April 30, 2021 to Sunday, May 2, 2021 due to depletion of available vaccines," the civic body tweeted.&nbsp;
Mumbai city reported 4,192 cases, 82 deaths, and 5,600 recoveries in the last 24 hours.
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Amid the ongoing pandemic situation, Bollywood actor Ajay Devgn has come forward to help the Covid-19 patients.
According to reports, the actor has made a significant contribution and has given Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) a sum of ₹1 crore to help set up a 20 bed ICU for Covid-19 patients.
The hospital has been set up at an emergency medical unit at Mumbai&rsquo;s Shivaji Park in Mumbai.
Funds for this have been contributed by 'Tanhaji' actor through his social service wing NY Foundations.

Ajay Devgn joins hand with BMC, sets up 20 bed ICU in Mumbai for Covid patients

Ajay Devgn has made a significant contribution and gave Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) a sum of ₹1 crore to help set up a 20 bed ICU for Covid-19 patients

Ajay Devgn extends a helping hand to Covid-19 patients
'Tanhaji' actor donates&nbsp;₹1 crore&nbsp;through his&nbsp;NY Foundations
Devgn sets up 20 bed ICU in Mumbai for the Covid-19 patients

Amid the ongoing pandemic situation, Bollywood actor Ajay Devgn has come forward to help the Covid-19 patients.
According to reports, the actor has made a significant contribution and has given Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) a sum of ₹1 crore to help set up a 20 bed ICU for Covid-19 patients.
The hospital has been set up at an emergency medical unit at Mumbai&rsquo;s Shivaji Park in Mumbai.
Funds for this have been contributed by 'Tanhaji' actor through his social service wing NY Foundations.

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