<span style="color: #222222;">In Maharashtra, the number of Covid-19 cases has shown a rising trend but at the same time the recovery rate has also improved and the death rate has almost equaled the National Average. On the other hand the easing of lockdown guidelines has created a careless approach among Mumbaikars, who are seen defying Covid-19 threat to resume their routine activities. Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray urged the people of the metropolis to follow guidelines and not to forget the threat which still persists.<br />''<br />''AIR correspondent reports, even though there was a new record of single day 3 thousand 254 cases in Maharashtra, the improved recovery rate of the state and the improved situation in the hotspots like Dharavi, Mahim and Dadar in Mumbai has given some relief to the government. But on the other hand the resumed activities after easing of lockdown have become the matter of concern. People are seen crowding in Shops and in Best buses leaving the fear aside. Citizens of Mumbai are compelled to wait in long queues for the best buses as they have no other alternative to travel to their offices and after prolonged wait they are seen rushing inside the buses pushing each other. This has become the cause of concern as this may lead to the spread of pandemic.<br />''<br />''Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has warned the Mumbaikars to extend the lockdown period beyond June 30. But also reiterated  his demand for resumption of suburban train services in Mumbai for movement of staff on essential services duty. </span><br />