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Tauktae: Very heavy rains likely in parts of Konkan, Mumbai on May 10

The very severe cyclonic storm Tauktae could cause heavy to very heavy rains at isolated places in north Konkan, Mumbai, Thane and Palghar in Maharashtra on May 17, says the IMD

At 1,657, Mumbai reports lowest daily rise in Covid cases in weeks

Mumbai reported less than 2,000 new coronavirus cases for the fourth time this month on Friday with 1,657 infections coming to light. The city also recorded 62 deaths during the day says BMC

Sharing best practices

Centre should help states share ideas on curbing pandemic

BMC to procure Covid-19 shots, devises steps to make vaccination accessible

The corporation also plans to set up vaccination centres in each of 24 municipal wards and has also issued vaccination guidelines for housing societies

A tale of two cities

The way Delhi and Mumbai have prepared to take on the pandemic brings out their professional differences

Mumbai seeks to import millions of vaccines to avert next Covid wave

Mumbai is open to any approved vaccine -- be it Russia's Sputnik, ones from Moderna Inc. and Johnson & Johnson, or the formula from Pfizer

Citizens fume as Covaxin doses unavailable for 2nd day in Mumbai

Vaccination centres in Mumbai did not administer Covaxin for the second consecutive day on Monday because of lack of stock

Mumbai records 2,403 coronavirus cases, 68 deaths, 3,375 recoveries

The Covid-19 tally in Mumbai increased by 2,403 on May 9 to touch 6,76,475, while 68 deaths during the day took the toll to 13,817

Covid-19: Over Rs 54 cr collected for mask violations in Mumbai in one year

The civic authorities in Mumbai have collected fines to the tune of over Rs 54 crore in the last one year from 26.87 lakh citizens who violated the COVID-19 mask rule in public places

BMC receives fresh stock of 100,000 Covid-19 vaccine doses on Tuesday night

Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) received a fresh stock of 100,000 Covid vaccine doses on Tuesday night and it will resume vaccination of people above 45 years at government centres.

Enough capacity to increase Covid-19 tests in Mumbai: Diagnostic labs

BMC chief expressed concern after daily tests dropped to 28,000 on Sunday

'Only 7% property registrations in Mumbai in April new residential sales'

Fresh demand was affected due to the second wave of the Covid pandemic and expiry of the reduced stamp duty period, according to Knight Frank India

Covid crisis, rollback of stamp duty cut impact Mumbai home sales

The second wave of Covid-19 and the rollback of the stamp duty cut in Maharashtra impacted the housing sales in April, showed a report by Knight Frank India

Mumbai logs 3,672 new coronavirus cases, 79 deaths on Sunday

Mumbai reported 3,672 new Covid-19 cases on Sunday, which pushed the city's infection tally to 6,56,204, while 79 deaths took the toll to 13,330, the civic body said

Lockdowns worsen India's fiscal woes fueled by weak auctions

Localized lockdowns may result in a slowdown which may be met by fiscal expansion

There will be no vaccination in Mumbai for three days, announces BMC

Vaccination has been suspended because of non-availability of vaccine stock

Mumbai: FIR against Param Bir Singh, 26 others over corruption charges

Maharashtra police have filed an FIR against former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh after a police inspector levelled corruption charges against him, a senior official said on Thursday

Maharashtra: Vaccine shortage leaves hopefuls fuming and frustrated

Several people complained that at some of the 75 functional centres out of the total 135 in Mumbai, the vaccine stock got over within a couple of hours after the process began in the morning

Those above 18years to get Covid-19 vaccines in Mumbai private hospitals

People above 45 years would continue to receive vaccines at 63 government and municipal centres

Mumbai may be gaining the upper hand in Covid-19 fight, says expert

Only 3,792 cases were reported in the city on Monday, despite 41,000 tests being conducted to detect the infection, a senior health expert said