Thiruvananthapuram: CM Pinarayi Vijayan said there were some relief in a pandemic situation in the state.
In the past six days, among active cases of 2,42,278, only 13% of people should be hospitalized, and among them, only 2% of the oxygen bed needed.
At present, locking restrictions are imposed on the ward that has more than 7% WIPR.
The review of meeting now has decided to make a wipr limit of up to 8% to impose restrictions.
Antigen tests are now limited to people who are hospitalized for various operations and other maintenance goals.
For all remaining cases, testing will be done through RT-PCR.
This is implements in the district where more than 80% of the first dose vaccination has been covered.
Now it has been decided to expand it to all districts.
The total vaccination in this country is quickly close to 80%, and at present, 78% of people have been covered with the first dose, and 30% have taken the second dose.
Among those above 45 years, 93% have received the first dose.
Vijayan said the local body had been urged to ensure that those who tested positively were following the rules of quarantine.
The responsibility lies in the local body and the police department to ensure it.
Motorcycle police forces examine people like that at the environmental level.
In the past 24 hours, the patrol team has visited 23,419 houses in the state.
In the last week, the police had contacted 4,19,382 people in the contact list to ensure that they were under quarantine, he added.
Other countries have made it obliged that students who come will have both vaccine doses.
Therefore it has been decided to make a special drive to ensure that students go to other countries vaccinated.
All district collectors have been directed to ensure that migrant workers are vaccinated.
Some help in a pandemic situation in Kerala, said CM Pinarayi Vijayan
