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India sees 23% jump in daily Covid-19 cases; Active count nears 1 lakh-mark

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Covid-19 cases and four more fatalities due to the infection. However, on Monday, the city reported 628 new Covid cases and three deaths due to the viral disease.

Mumbai registered 1,290 csases of coronavirus on Tuesday.The daily count of infections rose by 228 from 1,062 cases reported on Monday.

On the other hand, Tamil Nadu posted 1,484 new coronavirus cases, taking the state tally to 34,71,289. Kerala accounted for the highest number of daily Covid cases as the state reported 4,459 fresh infections and 17 deaths in a day.

In view of the gradual increase in COVID cases this month when the state has been, on an average, reporting more than 3,000 cases daily, the police department last week ordered all the district police chiefs to ensure the implementation of a state government direction to make the wearing of masks mandatory in public and workplaces, gatherings and while using transportation.

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