Mumbai slipped to Level 3 by thin margin of .6%

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Among the worst hotspots in the country during both the Covid-19 waves, Mumbai stabilised in May, but clearly not enough for shops and restaurants to keep regular hours.

The city falls in Level 3 as per the five-point system employed by

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the to relax restrictions. Malls and theatres will remain shut, and restaurants can operate up to 4 pm, and that too at 50% capacity to ensure social distancing norms are observed.

As per the state rules, a regular review of the criteria will be conducted to assess whether a district can move from, say, Level 3 to Level 2.