Maharashtra
Basic demographic estimates:2019, 2020, 2021 population: 122153, 123295, 124437 × 103 (MoHFW (p160ff))
Yearly population growth: 0.93%
2018/19 crude death rate: 5.5, 5.4 (SRS 2018 (Table 1), SRS 2019 (Table 8))
CRS-SRS level of death registration (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019): 98.6%, 94.8%, 94.4%, 100%, 100% (CRS 2019, Statement 21)
NFHS-5 level of death registration: 89.9% (NFHS-5 national report, Table 2.19)
NFHS-5: factsheet, full state report
Mortality report :
Whole state (2021-08-22): factsheet on all cause mortality in Maharashtra
Mortality data :
Civil registration data monthly from Jan 2018 to May 2021: in online system(?) & with gender breakdown
Civil registration data Mumbai monthly: Jan-May, 2017; Jan-September 2018 and 2019, all months in 2020, Jan-May 2021. Yearly totals from 2015 to 2020.
Crematorium/graveyard data Nagpur Monthly from April to December 2019 and 2020
Articles on mortality:
The Times of India (2021-03-16). [Mumbai][CRS data]. Whole of 2020, compared to 2019 (or earlier)
The Indian Express (2021-09-09). [Mumbai][CRS data]. March 1 to July 31, 2020, compared to the same period in 2019
The Times of India (2021-07-01). [Mumbai][CRS data]. April 2021 compared to previous years (plus same data from Jan-March 2021).
The Times of India (2020-12-08). [Nagpur][crematorium/graveyard data]. April to September 2020 compared to the same period during the previous year
The Times of India (2021-04-21). [Nagpur][crematorium/graveyard data]. March 2021 compared to previous years
The Hindu (2021-08-04). [whole state] [CRS data]. Registered deaths during the pandemic in the online civil registration system compared with previous years
COVID-19:
Cases and recorded deaths (from covid19india.org and covid19bharat.org):
All time:
Recent:
IFR report for Mumbai (2021-04-10): Estimates with confidence intervals for 2020 based on a number of serosurveys, recorded COVID-19 deaths, and excess mortality.
Expected COVID-19 IFR (O'Driscoll et al, Levin et al): 0.2965%, 0.4943%.
COVID-19 seroprevalence surveys and analysis :
1. Mumbai. First TIFR-BMC survey.
- Description: Survey in three wards, carried out separately in slum and nonslum areas.
- Dates: June 29 to July 19, 2020
- Headline: 54.1% in slums and 16.1% in nonslum areas.
- Links: The Lancet Global Health (technical), TIFR report (technical)
- Description: Survey in three wards, carried out separately in slum and nonslum areas.
- Dates: second half of August, 2020
- Headline: 44.9% in slums and 17.5% in nonslums (age adjusted)
- Links: TIFR (technical)
- Description: carried out in a single area (Cuffe Parade)
- Dates: October 5-10, 2020
- Headline: 75% (605/806)
- Links: Indian Express (news)
- Description: Survey in all wards of the city, but likely using the Abbott kit, and sampling strategy unclear
- Dates: March 2021
- Headline: 36.30%
- Links: Times of India (news)
- Description: blood samples from pathology labs
- Dates: April 1 to June 5, 2021
- Headline: 51.18%
- Links: The Hindu (news)
- Description: five subwards surveyed
- Dates: July 20-August 5, 2020
- Headline: 51.30%
- Links: medrxiv (news)
- Description:
- Dates: October 7-17, 2020
- Headline: 35.00%
- Links: Indian Express (news)
- Description:
- Dates: June 16-26, 2021
- Headline: 81% (8207/10082). 70% in the 6-18 age group (unvaccinated)
- Links: Times of India (news)
- Description: conducted by the district health dept with technical assistance from MGIMS
- Dates: December 2020
- Headline: 30% (26% in rural and 39% in urban)
- Links: Times of India (news)
- Description: data extracted from supplementary information of report on third national serosurvey
- Dates: Aug 18 to Sept 20 2020
- Headline: 12.98% (Ahmadnagar: 8.7%, Bid: 7.4%, Jalgaon: 25.9%, Nanded: 9.8%, Parbhani: 15.2%, Sangli: 11.8%)
- Links: Int J Infect Dis (technical)
- Description: data extracted from supplementary information of report on third national serosurvey
- Dates: Dec 18, 2020 to Jan 6, 2021
- Headline: 28.08% (Ahmadnagar: 24.5%, Bid: 25.2%, Jalgaon: 31.6%, Nanded: 28.8%, Parbhani: 20.7%, Sangli: 37.8%)
- Links: Int J Infect Dis (technical)