Corona Infection Cases Increased Again In Kerala

Corona infection cases increased again in Kerala, positivity rate increased to 15.32 percent.

Kerala does not seem to be getting relief from the corona epidemic. During the last 24 hours, 15 thousand 914 cases of the corona were reported in the state.

During this one lakh three thousand 871 sample tests were done. The test positivity rate has also increased to 15.32 percent. This information has been given in a statement.

In the statement of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, it has also been said that 16 thousand 758 people recovered from Corona in the last 24 hours.

The total number of active cases in the state is one lakh 42 thousand 529. Of these, 12 percent of patients are admitted to hospitals.

In the last 24 hours, 122 people have died due to corona in the state. The total death toll rose to 25 thousand 087.

The Vijayan government’s target of giving the first dose of corona vaccine to all people above 18 years was not met on Thursday.

92.4 percent (2.46 crore) of people have been vaccinated. Of these, 40.8 percent (1.09 crore) have taken both doses.

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According to the leading news agency, among the 14 districts of the state, Ernakulam has the highest number of two thousand 332 cases.

After this, Thrissur has one thousand 918, Thiruvananthapuram one thousand 855), Kozhikode one thousand 360.

Kottayam one thousand 259, Alappuzha one thousand 120, Kollam one thousand 078, and Malappuram have 942 cases.

In new cases, 76 health workers have been found infected. Apart from this, 74 infected have come from other states and 15 thousand 073 have been infected due to contact.

The source of 691 infections was not clear. At present, four lakh 46 thousand 818 people are under observation in various districts.

Of these, four lakh 27 thousand 935 are in-home or institutional quarantine and 18 thousand 883 people are in hospitals.