 "Mumbai: Dharavi reports first Covid-19 infection since March 17")
Mumbai's slum colony Dharavi reported a new coronavirus case on Wednesday, its first infection since March 17, a Brihanmumbai Municipal corporation (BMC) official said.
The official said the slum-dominated area, once a coronavirus hotspot, has witnessed the first coronavirus infection since March 17. With this, Dharavi's overall tally of COVID-19 cases reached 8,653, while its death toll stood at 419, according to the BMC official. The official said the BM's G North ward, that houses Dharavi, now has six active COVID-19 cases - three in Dadar, two in Mahim and one in Dharavi.
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