The government is vigilant about Corona in Maharashtra, the mayor of Mumbai said - the third wave has come

- This is no rocket science. The simple fact is that if crowds gather in public places, the case will escalate: Rajesh Tope

New delhi date. Wednesday, September 08, 2021

In view of the devastation caused by the second wave of Corona across the country, the government is now preparing to face a possible third wave. In Kerala, the Corona case has skyrocketed in the last few days, prompting the state government to impose various sanctions. Now the government has become vigilant about a possible third wave in Maharashtra.

The Uddhav government is warning the people not to escalate the Corona case. The mayor of Mumbai said that the third wave of Corona had come.

Concerns have been raised in Maharashtra over the third wave of Corona virus before the start of Ganesh Chaturthi. Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar has urged people to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi at home. He said, "As the mayor of Mumbai, I am going to follow my home, my father. I will not go anywhere and not let anyone come to my God. This is very important to stop the third wave of Corona. ' The mayor also said that the third wave of Corona is not coming but is here.

#WATCH | "Third-wave of COVID19 is not coming, it is here," says Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar pic.twitter.com/wCxcSb1Dxb

- ANI (@ANI) September 7, 2021

Earlier, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray had also urged political forces to cancel all rallies and religious functions due to the rising Koro case in the state. Apart from Chief Minister Thackeray, several other ministers including Ajit Pawar, Bala Sohab Thorat and Ashok Chavan were also present at the disaster management meeting. At the meeting, Uddhav Thackeray said that public health is very important. Festivals may also be celebrated in the future. If Corona's case escalates, the situation will get much worse. If you want to stop the third wave, you have to pay special attention to health.

In this regard, before Ganesh Utsav, Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope once again warned people to gather in public places. "It's not rocket science," he said. It's simple, if the crowd gathers in public places, the case will increase.