Eight Covid-19 survivors die of black fungus in Maharashtra: DMER | Mumbai News

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"Eight out of 200 such patients treated so far in various parts of the state have died due to mucormycosis, also known as a black fungus. (Representative image)
MUMBAI: At least eight Covid-19 survivors have died due to mucormycosis, a fungal infection, during treatment in Maharashtra, a senior official said on Saturday, adding the total 200 such patients are being treated.
According to Dr Tatyarao Lahane, who heads the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER), cases of mucormycosis are on the rise.
"Eight out of 200 such patients treated so far in various parts of the state have died due to mucormycosis, also known as a black fungus. They survived Covid-19 infection but the fungal infection attacked their weak immune system which proved fatal," Dr Lahane told PTI.

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