In Photos: Mumbai top news on May 9, 2021

Day in and day out, staffers at the Modern Gas oxygen plant in Ambernath MIDC are working to refill empty oxygen cylinders to be sent to hospitals for medical use. The state as well as the country is facing an acute shortage of medical oxygen amid the shooting number of coronavirus cases recorded daily. Photo by Sanjay Hadkar/BCCL

Maratha quota activists on Sunday staged a protest at Diva in Thane district of Maharashtra against the Supreme Court's decision to strike down the law granting them reservation in admissions and jobs. At least a dozen office-bearers and activists of the Bharatiya Maratha Sangh (BMS) tonsured their heads and displayed banners opposing the SC verdict at Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Chowk. Photo by Anil Shinde/BCCL

Health workers at the NESCO Jumbo COVID-19 centre in Goregaon took to the streets on Sunday to protest against the lack of basic facilities for them at the centre. Photo by Uma Kadam/BCCL

People are seen outside the booths at a coronavirus vaccination centre in Mumbai on Sunday. Photo: AFP

The Kohinoor Parking Vaccination Centre greeted all the mothers who had come to take the jab with a rose and the usual vaccination dose on the occasion of Mother's Day.

Maharashtra Cabinet Minister Aaditya Thackeray, who had initiated the setting up of a drive-in vaccination centre at Worli's NSCI sports club, inaugurated the centre today via video-conferencing. Mayor Kishori Pednekar was present at the inauguration. Photo: Twitter/@KishoriPednekar

Bhandup resident and an IT professional Yatin Patil along with his wife Laxmi, sister Sunita and brother-in-law Balasaheb Kapre has successfully launched his aqua farm near the Nashik airport. Yatin got drawn towards aqua farming some years ago, post which he studied it over the internet, and within two years, set up a poly house on his father's land, complete with his own water purifying system and cold storage. Photo by Anil Shinde/BCCL