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In 6 graphs: nice and bad of the Covid Kerala situation

In 6 graphs: nice and bad of the Covid Kerala situation
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New Delhi: Since the beginning of the Covid Pandemic Days, the number of Kerala is generally not synchronous with national trends.
At present, Kerala is one of the leading countries in terms of vaccination coverage and testing.
However, it is also the main reason behind the second wave of prolonged India due to high daily kaselity.
This is a deep view to Covid Statistics Kerala and how they differ from national figures …
Cases down in India, in Keralakerala recorded more than 15,637 new cases on Wednesday – the highest single-day hike in a month.
This, even when national numbers are in a stable decline because they swim in new infections in most states.
When infections began to decline rapidly throughout the country, Kerala was the only country to consistently report more than 10,000 cases of everyday.
In fact, since first crossing 10,000 cases on April 16, daily infections in Kerala have dipped under the sign of five images just six times.
The graph above shows a clear difference between the recovery in the form of an India and the second wave of prolonged Kerala.
The same thing in January this year when the Covid Indian number was in a continuous decline while Kerala reported a large number of fresh infections.
In addition, the contribution of Kerala against KaseeLoad India has significantly increased with most other states (saving Maharashtra and the Northeast) which returns to the pre-second wave rate.
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