Mumbai:
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday inaugurated a plasma treatment centre in Ratnagiri, over 340 kilometres from Mumbai, at an e-function.
He said the fight against the coronavirus outbreak was at a decisive stage and people must adhere to all social distancing norms strictly, including wearing masks.
He asked officials to ensure the state government's "my family, my responsibility" anti-COVID-19 campaign creates awareness on this aspect.
"We have to ensure there is no second COVID-19 wave," he said at the gathering.
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