Mumbai: The corona infection in Maharashtra is currently on the rise. The entire country is affected by this virus but it is the worst affected Maharashtra. About 50 thousand new cases have been reported in the last 24 hours. If you talk about Mumbai alone, there are more than 9,000 cases. In view of all these things, the government has now been working hard to expedite the vaccination program. For this reason, all vaccination centers have been asked to remain open in Mumbai on Sunday. In fact, today, all of the 45 years or above can go and vaccinate. The information in this regard has been tweeted by the BMC.

Recently, the BMC has written a tweet saying, "This Sunday, bring down the virus. To expedite the city's vaccination program, all vaccination centers in the city will be operational today. If you are 45+, go to the vaccination center with Aadhaar or pan or any photo ID and get the vaccine." More than 9,000 cases have been reported in Mumbai on Saturday and after that, some methods of corona prevention have been shared on behalf of the BMC. "The number of positive cases has increased three-fold," the BMC said in a statement. ''But it is possible to deal with this crisis only when Mumbaikars get the support of the first. Mumbaikars need to maintain self-discipline from today to control the epidemic."

In addition, the BMC has also said, "Keep wearing masks, maintain social distancing and wash your hands again and again. If you are at home, keep checking your oxygen level. Let's record what you are getting outside. In addition, if you are sitting with the family at home and eating, sit next to it instead of sitting face-to-head. Do not spit in a public place. Also, whenever you come from outside, wash your clothes thoroughly after bathing. Always keep the paper with you, which can help to press the elevator button or to open the doors.''

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