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Human Rights Commission seeks reply from Maharashtra over patients deaths

Taking cognisance of BJP leader Kirit Somaiya s complaint about the death of 62 COVID-19 patients in Vasai-Virar area, the Maharashtra State Human Rights Commission on Thursday issued a notice to the state. The commission asked the state public health department to submit a report in three weeks. Somaiya, in his complaint lodged on April 16, alleged that 62 critically ill COVID-19 patients died at hospitals in Vasai Virar region between April 12 and 13 due to lack of oxygen. (Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

Mumbai News LIVE: 13 dead in Virar COVID-19 hospital fire; CM Uddhav Thackeray orders probe

LIVE LIVE NOW Mumbai News LIVE: One more cop arrested in Ambani bomb scare case With new coronavirus-induced restrictions coming into force in Maharashtra from Thursday night, the state government said only government personnel and health workers will be allowed to travel by suburban trains in Mumbai. The fresh restrictions under the government s `Break- the-Chain programme came into force at 8 pm on Thursday and will remain effective till 7 am on May 1. Mumbai on Thursday reported 75 deaths due to COVID-19, the highest one-day fatality count since July last year. The city reported 7,410 new cases.Meanwhile, Health Minister Rajesh Tope on Thursday said the state government is even willing to touch the Centre s feet if it helps in getting the required supply of oxygen amid the severe shortage. CM Uddhav Thackeray even spoke to his Odisha counterpart Naveen Patnaik and thanked him for helping with the procurement of oxygen for Maharashtra.Stay tuned for latest updates here:

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