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Wearing of masks in crowded places could be made mandatory in Maha again: Health minister

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Tope said chief minister Uddhav Thackeray is expected to hold a meeting with the district collectors soon to discuss the issue with them "I feel this decision (about making wearing of masks compulsory in public places) could be taken after the meeting," the minister said  Tope said Delhi has not only made masks mandatory but also imposed a fine of ₹500 for violations.

Even the mask restrictions are back in NCR districts adjoining Delhi, the minister added. Maharashtra had done away all COVID-19 related restrictions on 2 April on the occasion of Gudhi Padwa, the Marathi New Year.

Separately, Mumbai on Tuesday reported 100 new Covid-19 cases, taking the tally to 10,59,433, while the death toll remained unchanged at 19,562 with no fresh fatality, Maharashtra health department officials said.

So far, 1,039,322 people have been discharged post the Covid-19 recovery, including 85 in the last 24 hours, leaving Mumbai with 549 active cases, the officials added.  

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