COVID-19 surge: Kerala enters a relatively less intense lockdown phase
The Hindu
The government will review the shutdown on June 9 and gauge its impact on the epidemic.
Kerala entered a relatively less stringent COVID-19 lockdown phase on Monday. The government will review the shutdown on June 9. It will gauge its impact on the epidemic and decide whether to intensify or relax the restrictions further. Kerala had clamped down heavily on life, mobility, retail and production since May 8 to retard a seemingly relentless tide of coronavirus infections that threatened to overwhelm the State’s health infrastructure.
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