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Maharashtra continues to remain the worst affected state due to novel coronavirus

Maharashtra continues to remain the worst affected state due to novel coronavirus as numbers keep spiralling in Mumbai, Pune, Malegaon and Aurangabad. In Pune, the district administration has decided to temporarily migrate 70,000 families from Pune city. It has also decided to deploy 5000 special police officers for the city. Malegaon, another hotbed of Covid-19 pandemic recorded as many as 49 fresh corona positive cases in last 12 hours. Similarly,  Aurangbad, Yavatmal and Hingoli also saw considerable rise in number of Covid-19 cases. Maharashtra has as many as 8590 COVID-19 positive cases with  369 deaths.<br />'' <br />'' AIR correspondent reports, as four employees in the Mantralaya in Mumbai tested positive for novel coronavirus, the Maharashtra government has decided to shut the secretariat building as well as the new administrative building for next two days i.e on 29 and 30th of this month. Both these buildings will be sanitised for the next two days.<br />'' <br />'' In another major decision, the Maharashtra government has decided to send about 100 buses to Kota in Rajasthan to bring back nearly 2,000 students stranded there due to the lockdown, Maharashtra Transport Minister Anil Parab said the students will first be brought to Dhule and from there they will be sent to their native places by state transport facilities.<br />'' <br />''<br />''Meanwhile, in the midst of the prevailing gloomy picture, Gadchiroli district in Vidarbha has not reported a single COVID-19 positive case till date. <br />

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