12,297 test positive, 16,333 more recover
The Hindu
Of new cases, 3,413 are fully vaccinated
Kerala logged 12,297 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday. The number of samples tested in 24 hours was 88,914.
The Health Department’s data state that of the new cases, 3,413 were fully vaccinated, while 3,134 persons had no history of vaccination. It advises that those with co-morbidities amongst this cohort of unvaccinated persons should seek early medical care in hospitals. The State’s active case pool has declined to 1,37,043 patients, with 16,333 persons reported to have recovered on the day.
According to the Health Department, only 11% of the active cases are admitted in hospitals or field hospitals like COVID-19 first line/second line treatment centres.
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