Three more at Mizoram House in Mumbai test COVID-19 positive
First Published: 21st April, 2020 20:56 IST
As many as 3 more persons at Mumbai’s Mizoram House have tested positive for COVID-19. With this, the total number of people in Mizoram House, Mumbai to have tested positive
As many as 3 more persons at Mumbai’s Mizoram House have tested positive for COVID-19.
With this, the total number of people in Mizoram House, Mumbai to have tested positive for COVID-19 has gone up to 7.
While the first Covid positive case from Mizoram House, Mumbai was reported on April 13, three more people tested positive subsequently.
Meanwhile, Mizoram Health minister Dr R Lalthangliana informed that 20 more samples taken from individuals in Mizoram House were tested and 3 were found positive.
The Mizoram House in Mumbai accommodated 16 cancer patients and 32 attendees making it a total of 48 persons.
Health Minister Dr Lalthangliana said it was difficult to ascertain as to how the virus contracted those staying at Mizoram House in Mumbai.
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