Maharashtra Reports 300 Covid Cases in 2025; Mumbai Sees 35, Pune 7
Pune Reports 29 New Covid-19 Cases; City Sees Rise in Infections
Mumbai and Pune among top contributors; health authorities increase surveillance
Maharashtra has recorded a total of 369 COVID-19 cases since January 2025, with 278 active cases currently under monitoring, according to an official health bulletin released on Monday. The state reported 69 new cases in the past 24 hours, prompting health authorities to step up surveillance and testing efforts.
Mumbai remains the highest contributor with 37 fresh cases, followed by Thane (12), Navi Mumbai (7), Pune (3), Latur (1), Raigad (1), and Kolhapur (1). Since the start of the year, a total of 7,830 samples have been tested, out of which 369 returned positive.
Among the reported cases, 285 individuals have recovered, while four deaths have been confirmed as COVID-positive. Officials stated that while the numbers remain relatively low, precautionary measures are being reinforced to prevent further spread.
In Pune, two cases were detected on Sunday and one under the Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) on Monday. All patients reportedly exhibited mild symptoms, and no hospitalizations were required.
Health officials reiterated the importance of maintaining COVID-appropriate behaviour, especially for senior citizens and those with co-morbidities. The state continues to monitor clusters closely and conduct targeted testing where required.
