In Maharashtra, 90 industrial units in Nagpur MIDC too have started their operations. As per the latest data, the state has recorded 841 fresh corona positive cases, taking the tally to 15,525. The state saw 34 deaths, taking the death toll to 617. Mumbai has recorded 387 new cases till yesterday, and continues to the hotspot of infection. AIR correspondent reports that in Thane, 90-year-old woman recovered from COVID-19 infection and discharged from the civil hospital yesterday. 71-year-old woman from Nandurbar also cured and sent home after her test results came negative.<br />''  <br />'' A few days ago, a 85-year-old woman from Mumbai suburbs was cured and discharged from hospital. Meanwhile, the CIDCO exhibition centre in Navi Mumbai has been taken over the by local civic body to convert it into a COVID-19 treatment facility and accommodate 1,200 patients. The Central Railway informed on its twitter handle that one more Shramik Special train carrying nearly 1,200 migrant workers left from Panvel station, in Navi Mumbai for Rewa in Madhya Pradesh in the wee hours today. <br />''  <br />'' Since May 2, the Central Railway has so far operated five Shramik Special trains from the Mumbai Metropolitan Region's Bhiwandi, Kalyan and Panvel stations for Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. Despite being declared a red-zone, the district administration of Nagpur has been successful in opening 90 units in city's industrial area. The area has over 2500 small and big factories. The administration said all social distancing guidelines are being followed and in 8-10 days, 500 more units would be permitted to start their operations. <br />''  <br />