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Mumbai: “It does seem that Maharashtra has reached its peak.
There are very clear signs now.
We should start seeing a decline in the daily numbers in the state in a few days,” said Prof Maninder Agarwal of IIT Kanpur, who is part of a team running a computer model simulating the trajectory of the epidemic in India.
“All the major cities in Maharashtra — Mumbai, Pune, Thane — also seem to have either reached their peaks or are very close to reaching a peak.
Pune, specifically, I think, is already there,” he said.
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Mumbai: “It does seem that Maharashtra has reached its peak.
There are very clear signs now.
We should start seeing a decline in the daily numbers in the state in a few days,” said Prof Maninder Agarwal of IIT Kanpur, who is part of a team running a computer model simulating the trajectory of the epidemic in India.
“All the major cities in Maharashtra — Mumbai, Pune, Thane — also seem to have either reached their peaks or are very close to reaching a peak.
Pune, specifically, I think, is already there,” he said.
Daily Covid-19 cases in Maharashtra since March
For most of the second wave, Pune has been the biggest contributor of new cases for any city in the country.
On Sunday, it had reported 12,590 infections, the highest so far.