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Huge crowd seen at Mumbai's Mira Road railway station

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Huge crowd seen at Mumbai's Mira Road railway station

Huge crowd seen at Mumbai's Mira Road railway station

Despite of surge in COVID cases, a huge crowd was seen at Mumbai's Mira Road Railway Station on Apr 23.

With no social distancing, people were seen at the station.

Reportedly, the crowd got gathered due to e-pass checking.

Currently, Mumbai has 82616 active COVID cases.


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