Thiruvananthapuram: With an increasing pandemic situation in the state, limitations such as locking on Sundays is likely to be appointed.
The decision is expected in the Covid review meeting this week.
More relaxation is also expected in most districts when cases have begun to fall and also the amount of hospitalization also does not increase.
The state has seen restrictions like locking for the past three days.
Colleges and schools will also start regular classes.
Therefore, experts show no need to continue restrictions anymore.
Colleges will open on Mondays and classes for class I to IX will begin on February 14.
Classes for X, XI and XII will start from Monday.
However, a meeting is scheduled on Monday to decide whether the class for class I to IX must extend until night.
At present the class is scheduled only until late afternoon.
For class X to XII, there will be regular classes until the night from Monday and so on.
If the same decision is taken for class I to IX, then the online class will be suspended.
More stringent restrictions have been charged only in Kollam District, which are under the C c.
theater, malls, swimming pools and fitness centers have been allowed to open in all other districts.
Meanwhile, restrictions are still in place for public function, marriage and funeral.
The government is likely to bring more relaxation in this regard.
The Expert Committee has shown that the number of cases will begin to fall from the second week of February.
Dip in a new case, the state on Sunday reported 26,729 cases from 88,098 samples tested in the last 24 hours.
The test level of the test has dropped to 30.34%.
With 137 other deaths occurred in the last few days noted because because Covid and 378 deaths were added to the appeal received, the total death had become 58.255.
The total active case is 3,29,348, which is 3% of people received at the care center.
On Sunday, 49,261 patients recovered from the disease.
From the reported case that day, 25,337 cases were infected through local contacts and sources of infection were not known by 1,083 cases.
Among those who arrived from outside the country 119 were tested positive and 190 health workers were also tested positively.
Ernakulam reported the highest number of cases – 3,989, followed by Thiruvananthapuram (3,564), Thrissur (2,554), Kolllayam (2,529), Kollam (2,309), Kozhikode (2,071), Malappuram (1,609), Kannur (1,442)), Pathanamthitta (1,307) , Palackad (1,215), idukki (1,213), Wayanad (825) and Kasaragod (463).
At present, a total of 5,01,814 people undergo observations throughout the state, where 9,450 is in isolation at the hospital.