Thiruvananthapuram: The Covid review meeting chaired by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vjayan decided not to bring additional restrictions in the state during the Onam celebration.
In the meeting, it was also decided to continue the current restrictions imposed based on the weekly infection population ratio.
A study will be made to find out the reasons behind 124 people infected with Covid-19 even after vaccinated with two doses.
These cases have been reported from the mall in Pathanamthitta district.
There are reports of more people tested positive after two vaccination doses.
The minister’s chairman urges the Ministry of Health to form a committee to learn the reasons behind this.
The Expert Committee in Covid was also asked to conduct a study of scenarios.
The minister’s chairman urges the local body to take effective steps in creaking those who have comorbidity and are being tested positively.
Environmental level committees and rapid response teams must try to try to change positive people with comorbidity to the earliest closest hospital.
He said they should not be allowed to continue the care at home.
CM also directs that vaccination must develop as usual even during holidays and without the point of the amount of vaccination must go down.
Everyone with comorbidity and pregnant women must be given at least one vaccination dose before the end of this month.
Two categories of these people must be given top priority, said CM.
The Ministry of Health has been asked to take effective steps to ensure that there is no shortage of syringes in any district.
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