Coimbatore: Officials on Thursday left people who tried to enter Coimbatore District from Kerala without vaccination certificates or Covid-negative reports.
After checking the checkpoint at Walakar on Thursday, Forestry Minister K Ramachandran said the steps for the second good of the two stated and to ensure that the Covid-19 case did not increase.
According to the Madukkarai medical officer, at least 10-15 people from Kerala are sent back every hour when they try to enter jobs that are not important as they do not have a vaccine certificate or a negative RT-PCR certificate recently.
“We allow these people after taking random RT-PCR tests until Wednesday.
About 400 samples were collected in the last four days of those who entered the district of Velanthavalam and Walaka.
While no positive was tested in the last four days, testing significantly dropped On Sunday after we started sending people back, “he said.
However, the official team was stored on the border to take Covid-19 tests for those who want to visit Coimbatore for medical emergencies but only after undergoing random RT-PCR tests.
Meanwhile, the district recorded 220 fresh Covid-19 cases on Thursday, six less than the number of cases registered on Wednesday and took a calculation of 2.30,463.
While the remaining levels of participants at 2.0, a total of 187 people were dismissed on Thursday left a total of 2,117 cases of active in care in all districts.
With three Covid deaths reporting for the second day in a row, the dead have increased to 2,188 in the district.
In the Tiruppur district, there was little increase in new cases from 92 cases on Wednesday to 97 on Thursday.
With the level of iPositivity 1.9, a total of 874 active cases are under treatment of 86,535 patients who come out so far.
A total of 88,261 people have been infected with the virus so far in the district.
With five deaths reported on Thursday, the victim had reached 852 in the district.