- Residents in the area are facing a water crisis as the well supplied by Khadakwasla is not meeting their needs. Many are resorting to private tankers or personal wells for their water supply.
- The lack of chlorine in the water supply has caused concerns about possible contamination. In response, the RRT has instructed the PMC to maintain a minimum chlorine level of 0.2 ppm to prevent further outbreaks.
- The team will also be expanding testing within a 5 km radius of Nandedgaon, where the majority of cases of Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) have been reported.
- As of Tuesday, there have been three new suspected cases of GBS, bringing the total to 166, with 130 confirmed cases. Five suspected deaths have been recorded in Maharashtra.
- The cases are spread out across different regions, with 33 in the PMC area, 86 in newly merged villages, 19 in the Pimpri-Chinchwad region, 20 in Pune Rural, and eight in other districts.
- Currently, 61 patients are in intensive care, with 21 on ventilators, while 52 have been discharged from the hospital. The situation is being closely monitored by health officials.
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