Kochi / Thiruvananthapuram: For more than a year since the pandemic struck, Kerala managed to maintain a low number of covid deaths.
At the end of April 2021, both to the second wave, the part of the country from the national toll only 1.4%.
In September, the Covid victim’s country section suddenly shot up to 45.2%, soaring further to 64.7% the following month.
For the first time, the share of Kerala’s death has surpassed its contribution to new cases – 56% – to the number of Covid countries.
However, more than 80% of October data, is deposits – deaths that have occurred much earlier but not reported as induced by Covid, partly because of the inadequate documentation and more because of the alleged state reluctance to recognize co-morbidity as an inevitable factor In the fatality caused by a virus.
Official data for 21 days from 22 October to November 11 shows that “death-peace” consists of 84% of the country’s daily victims.
Of the 7,838 deaths reported in three weeks, only 1,257 is a new case, while 6,581 deaths come from the past few months.
With the death of ‘backlog’, Kerala made 65% of Covid victims in October
