Indian state of Maharashtra's COVID-19 cases outnumber China's tally

Doctors request roadside vendors to wear masking during a free medical camp in Dharavi, Mumbai. The highest number of confirmed cases in the country are from Maharashtra at 85,975 followed by Tamil Nadu at 31,667, Delhi at 27,654, Gujarat at 20,070, Rajasthan at 10,599, Uttar Pradesh at 10,536 and Madhya Pradesh at 9,401, according to the health ministry's data updated on Monday morning.

People walk along the sea-facing promenade at Marine Drive, in Mumbai. Out of the total 7,135 fatalities, Maharashtra tops the tally with 3,060 deaths followed by Gujarat with 1,249 deaths, Delhi with 761, Madhya Pradesh with 412, West Bengal with 396, Uttar Pradesh with 275, Tamil Nadu with 269, Rajasthan with 240 and Telangana with 123 deaths.

Volunteers carry out thermal tests of residents at Dharavi. The number of cases climbed to 2,56,611 in the country after it registered 206 fatalities and a record single-day spike of 9,983 cases till Monday 8 am, according to the Union Health Ministry.

People wear a protective mask as they wait in the queue to travel to work on the bus, in Mumbai. The number of active novel coronavirus cases in the country stands at 1,25,381 while 1,24,094 people have recovered and one patient has migrated, the Ministry said.  

Commuters are seen in a traffic jam during rush hour as places of religious worship, hotels, restaurants and shopping malls are allowed to operate again after more than two months of lockdown imposed as a preventive measure against the COVID-19 coronavirus, in Mumbai on June 8, 2020.

Doctors examines people during a free medical camp in Dharavi, Mumbai.

Youngsters play cricket at Shivaji Park ground, in Mumbai.

Police personnel donate blood after Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray appealed donors to come forward.

People gather at Juhu Chowpatty, in Mumbai.

People visit Shivsena Shakha for health check-ups after they were converted into private clinics for needy people, in Mumbai.

People wearing protective masks walk on a promenade with a slogan that reads "Please protect yourself and others", in Mumbai.

Huge traffic jam is seen on the Western Expressway as people come out after some relaxation in the lockdown, in Mumbai.

A man jogs along the sea-facing promenade at Marine Drive, in Mumbai.

Public transport buses are seen on a fumigated street after they were allowed to ferry general public after some restrictions were lifted, in Mumbai.