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MUMBAI : Even as Mumbai continues with its battle with COVID-19 cases, many Mumbaikars are stepping up to help others through this adversity.A city-based builder has handed over a 19-storey newly constructed, ready-to-move-in luxury condominium to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to house COVID-19 patients.Mehul Sanghvi, of Sheeji Sharan Developers said "We decided to do this willingly after discussing with tenants.

The building is being used as a quarantine centre for COVID patients."The building, located on SV Road in Malad, has 130 flats, for which it had received an occupation certificate from the state government.

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