Mumbai: Today, the coronavirus which is spreading in the whole world is becoming a growing and serious trouble for the people. Many people have lost their lives due to this virus, and in this way, the worldwide death toll has crossed 46000. It will still be difficult to say how long one can get rid of this virus. Now people are getting serious about this virus. The coronavirus has also knocked into Asia's largest slum in Mumbai. A 46-year-old man suffering from corona died on Wednesday in Asia's largest slum settlement Dharavi (Mumbai). The man lived in a building built under the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) scheme.
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According to the information received, the health officer of Brihan Mumbai Municipality told that although there is no record of his foreign tour. After his death in the Government Sion Hospital, around 300 residents and 30 shops of the building have been quarantined. The deceased had a garment shop in nearby AKG Nagar. Dharavi is a densely populated area of 1.5 million people in Mumbai, where millions of daily wage labourers and small businessmen live.
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A three-day-old newborn and her mother Corona have been found infected at Sai Hospital in Chembur. The child was born on 26 March. After that the mother-child was shifted from private ward to another room. It is feared that the infected patient was admitted on the bed on which he was kept earlier. Due to this, both are prone to infection. On Tuesday, both were shifted to Kurla Bhabha Hospital and later to Kasturba Hospital. After confirmation of infection in both, BMC closed the hospital in Chembur. The 32-year-old father of the newborn said that no doctor and nurse saw the wife and child after March 27.
