The recovery rate in Maharashtra now stands at 71.03 per cent (File)
Maharashtra on Sunday recorded the highest single-day spike of 23,350 COVID-19 cases, taking the state's count to 9,07,212, health department said.
The death count in the state reached 26,604 with 328 people dying due to the infection, including 243 fatalities in the last 48 hours.
A total of 7,826 patients were discharged in the day, raising the count of recoveries in the state to 6,44,400, the department said.
The recovery rate in the state now stands at 71.03 per cent while the case fatality rate is 2.93 per cent, it said.
The state now has 2,35,857 active cases while 46,47,742 samples have been tested so far.
Among cities, Mumbai saw the record spike of 1,910 new cases, taking its tally to 1,55,622. With 37 deaths, the count in the city reached 7,869, the department said.
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), including Mumbai, added 5,407 new cases to its tally at 3,61,799.
With 85 casualties, the cumulative count mounted to 13,309 in the MMR, it said.
The number of cases rose by 2,638 in the day in Pune while neighbouring Pimpri Chinchwad added 944 new patients.
Kolhapur city reported 519 cases while Sangli city added 530 patients, it said.
The number of new cases in Aurangabad and Nagpur rose by 377 and 1,518, respectively. Nashik city recorded 1,146 new cases.
The COVID-19 figures in Maharashtra are as follows: positive cases 9,07,212, deaths 26,604, recoveries 6,44,400, active cases 2,35,857, people tested 46,47,742.