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A six-month-old baby admitted to a hospital's intensive care unit last week tested positive for the human metapneumovirus (HMPV), which has been in the news after Chinese authorities reported a surge in cases in Beijing. With this, the total cases in Maharashtra now stand at 3.Doctors at Hiranandani Hospital in Powai on Tuesday told TOI that they notified the local civic office about the HMPV case confirmed on Jan 1, but BMC health officials at the civic health headquarters, which is in Parel, said they had not yet received any such report.ALSO READ: Worried about HMPV? What you should know about this rapidly-spreading respiratory virusHealth Minister JP Nadda has reassured the public that health systems and surveillance networks are vigilant and ready to respond promptly to any health cha
The shares of Leo Dry Fruits debuted with a premium of 30.8% on Wednesday. The stock listed at Rs 68 on the BSE SME platform over its upper price band of Rs 52. The company's shares were trading with a GMP of Rs 16 in the grey market, ahead of the listing.However, it is important to note that grey market premiums are just an indicator as to how the company's shares are stacked up in the unlisted market and are subject to change rapidly.The Rs 25-crore SME IPO of Leo Dry Fruits and Spices received a robust response for its IPO with an overall subscription of 180 times.The proceeds from the issue will be utilised in funding the working capital requirements of the company, branding, advertisement and marketing activities and general corporate purposes.Leo Dry Fruits and Spices is engaged in
