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Zero New Covid Cases In Mumbai's Dharavi In A First In Latest Wave
For the first time since the latest surge in coronavirus cases began in Mumbai, the slum-dominated Dharavi area of the metropolis on Friday recorded no new infections, a civic official said.
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No New COVID-19 Cases In Mumbai's Dharavi For Second Time In July
Dharavi had reported the highest 99 COVID-19 cases on April 8.
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30 New Covid Cases In Mumbai's Dharavi, First Daily High In 6 Months
After a gap of six months, Dharavi in Maharashtra's capital Mumbai is once again witnessing a surge in coronavirus cases, the latest data released by the Health authorities show. The slum-dominated area located in the heart of the financial capital recorded 30 cases in the last 24 hours, the data shows.
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No New Cases In Mumbai's Dharavi For First Time Since Covid Outbreak
Not a single COVID-19 case has been reported in Mumbai's Dharavi, Asia's largest slum, for the first time since the pandemic reached India earlier this year. Healthcare workers and researchers have been paying undivided attention to the situation in Dharavi as the hundreds of shanties stand wall-to-wall, and where people mostly use community toilet...
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Hopes Of Good Diwali Dashed For Potters In Dharavi Due To Pandemic
Potters, who normally have good business during the festive season, are adversely affected due to coronavirus lockdown this year. Many say that the footfall is far less than what they witnessed during the festive season last year.
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500 Recovered Patients From Dharavi, Once A Covid Hotspot, To Give Plasma
Mumbai's Dharavi, once a COVID-19 hotspot, soon tackled coronavirus effectively and has it under control - for now. The sprawling slum has now taken the lead in plasma donation as well to fight the pandemic. A primary screening was organized in the densely populated slum for an upcoming plasma donation camp in the area where 25 per cent of recovere...
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Once A COVID-19 Hotspot, Mumbai's Dharavi Sees Only 2 Cases On Sunday
One of the most densely populated slums in the world, Mumbai's Dharavi, had quickly become a coronavirus hotspot. The first case was reported in April and since then there was a rapid increase in cases. But the sprawling slum, where social distancing is a luxury, seems to have tamed the deadly virus - at least for now.
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"Success Of Your Efforts": Uddhav Thackeray On Dharavi's COVID Fightback
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray today praised health professionals, municipal officials and others for helping Dharavi - Asia's largest slum which was once declared a COVID-19 hotspot - to flatten the curve.
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Tracing, Tracking, Testing, Treating - How Dharavi Tackled COVID-19
With the WHO praising the efforts taken to contain the spread of the COVID-19 in Mumbai's Dharavi, one of the world's largest slums, the local civic body said proactive screening with the assistance of private doctors and community support helped it in the fight against the disease.
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Mumbai's Dharavi Reports 8 New COVID-19 Cases In A Day, Total Crosses 2,000-Mark
Dharavi, Mumbai's biggest slum, reported eight new COVID-19 cases today, which took the area's tally to 2,218, a senior official of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said.
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Centre Praises Mumbai Civic Body For COVID Growth Dip In Dharavi
The centre praised the Mumbai civic body on Sunday for "actively" chasing the novel coronavirus in Dharavi, saying proactive measures reduced the growth rate of the infection in Asia's largest slum to 1.02 per cent in June from 12 per cent in April.
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How Dharavi, Asia's Largest Slum, Went From Virus Hotspot To Model
Mumbai's Dharavi, the continent's most crowded slum, has gone from coronavirus hotspot to potential success story, offering a model for developing nations struggling to contain the pandemic.
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Dharavi Showing Signs Of Flattening Coronavirus Curve: Mumbai Civic Body Official
In apparent signs of flattening of the coronavirus curve, Mumbai's Dharavi, believed to be Asia's largest slum and also a coronavirus hotspot in the city, has reported not a single COVID-19 death in the last six days while 939 of the total 1,899 patients have recovered, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) officials said on Sunday.
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Coronavirus Cases In Mumbai's Dharavi Breach 200-Mark, Total 13 Deaths
The numbers of coronavirus deaths and total positive cases rose today in Dharavi, Mumbai's jam-packed slum where around eight lakh people live huddled together in shanties.
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Dharavi Residents Clung On To Hope Amid COVID-19 Lockdown
Dharavi in Mumbai, one of the biggest slums in Asia, is also the city's biggest COVID-19 hotspot with some 190 cases and 12 deaths. It is now divided into five red zones and 37 containment areas.
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Zero New Covid Cases In Mumbai's Dharavi In A First In Latest Wave
For the first time since the latest surge in coronavirus cases began in Mumbai, the slum-dominated Dharavi area of the metropolis on Friday recorded no new infections, a civic official said.
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No New COVID-19 Cases In Mumbai's Dharavi For Second Time In July
Dharavi had reported the highest 99 COVID-19 cases on April 8.
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30 New Covid Cases In Mumbai's Dharavi, First Daily High In 6 Months
After a gap of six months, Dharavi in Maharashtra's capital Mumbai is once again witnessing a surge in coronavirus cases, the latest data released by the Health authorities show. The slum-dominated area located in the heart of the financial capital recorded 30 cases in the last 24 hours, the data shows.
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No New Cases In Mumbai's Dharavi For First Time Since Covid Outbreak
Not a single COVID-19 case has been reported in Mumbai's Dharavi, Asia's largest slum, for the first time since the pandemic reached India earlier this year. Healthcare workers and researchers have been paying undivided attention to the situation in Dharavi as the hundreds of shanties stand wall-to-wall, and where people mostly use community toilet...
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Hopes Of Good Diwali Dashed For Potters In Dharavi Due To Pandemic
Potters, who normally have good business during the festive season, are adversely affected due to coronavirus lockdown this year. Many say that the footfall is far less than what they witnessed during the festive season last year.
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500 Recovered Patients From Dharavi, Once A Covid Hotspot, To Give Plasma
Mumbai's Dharavi, once a COVID-19 hotspot, soon tackled coronavirus effectively and has it under control - for now. The sprawling slum has now taken the lead in plasma donation as well to fight the pandemic. A primary screening was organized in the densely populated slum for an upcoming plasma donation camp in the area where 25 per cent of recovere...
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Once A COVID-19 Hotspot, Mumbai's Dharavi Sees Only 2 Cases On Sunday
One of the most densely populated slums in the world, Mumbai's Dharavi, had quickly become a coronavirus hotspot. The first case was reported in April and since then there was a rapid increase in cases. But the sprawling slum, where social distancing is a luxury, seems to have tamed the deadly virus - at least for now.
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"Success Of Your Efforts": Uddhav Thackeray On Dharavi's COVID Fightback
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray today praised health professionals, municipal officials and others for helping Dharavi - Asia's largest slum which was once declared a COVID-19 hotspot - to flatten the curve.
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Tracing, Tracking, Testing, Treating - How Dharavi Tackled COVID-19
With the WHO praising the efforts taken to contain the spread of the COVID-19 in Mumbai's Dharavi, one of the world's largest slums, the local civic body said proactive screening with the assistance of private doctors and community support helped it in the fight against the disease.
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Mumbai's Dharavi Reports 8 New COVID-19 Cases In A Day, Total Crosses 2,000-Mark
Dharavi, Mumbai's biggest slum, reported eight new COVID-19 cases today, which took the area's tally to 2,218, a senior official of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said.
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Centre Praises Mumbai Civic Body For COVID Growth Dip In Dharavi
The centre praised the Mumbai civic body on Sunday for "actively" chasing the novel coronavirus in Dharavi, saying proactive measures reduced the growth rate of the infection in Asia's largest slum to 1.02 per cent in June from 12 per cent in April.
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How Dharavi, Asia's Largest Slum, Went From Virus Hotspot To Model
Mumbai's Dharavi, the continent's most crowded slum, has gone from coronavirus hotspot to potential success story, offering a model for developing nations struggling to contain the pandemic.
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Dharavi Showing Signs Of Flattening Coronavirus Curve: Mumbai Civic Body Official
In apparent signs of flattening of the coronavirus curve, Mumbai's Dharavi, believed to be Asia's largest slum and also a coronavirus hotspot in the city, has reported not a single COVID-19 death in the last six days while 939 of the total 1,899 patients have recovered, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) officials said on Sunday.
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Coronavirus Cases In Mumbai's Dharavi Breach 200-Mark, Total 13 Deaths
The numbers of coronavirus deaths and total positive cases rose today in Dharavi, Mumbai's jam-packed slum where around eight lakh people live huddled together in shanties.
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Dharavi Residents Clung On To Hope Amid COVID-19 Lockdown
Dharavi in Mumbai, one of the biggest slums in Asia, is also the city's biggest COVID-19 hotspot with some 190 cases and 12 deaths. It is now divided into five red zones and 37 containment areas.
