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552 new coronavirus cases reported in Maharashtra as of 5:00 PM - Apr 20

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This brings total cases to 4,203, out of which 507 have recovered and 223 have passed away MAHARASHTRA : 552 new coronavirus cases were reported as of 5:00 PM on Apr 20 in Maharashtra, according to data released by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

This brings the total reported cases of coronavirus in Maharashtra to 4,203. Among the total people infected as on date, 507 have recovered and 223 have passed away.

District-wise breakup is available for 3197 of the total 4203 cases reported in the state. Mumbai had the highest number of Covid-19 cases at 2110 confirmed infections.

The table and map below show confirmed cases for all districts. Within the country, Maharashtra continues to have the most cases with 4203, according to

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