After 1.19L tests on Saturday, there were 12,456 new COVID cases in Kerala.

On Saturday, Kerala reported 12,456 new COVID cases and 12,515 recoveries.
As a result, the number of active COVID cases in the state has been reduced to 1,03,567.

So far, the disease has been cured in 28,43,909 people.

Of the new cases, 11,677 were infected through contact, 58 were from outside the state, and 62 were healthcare workers.

In the last 24 hours, 1,19,897 samples were tested.

So far, 2,34,38,111 samples have been tested.

The state’s test positivity rate (TPR) is 10.39 percent.

The TPR was less than 6% in 143 local governments and between 6% and 12% in 510 local governments.

The TPR was less than 6% in 143 local governments and between 6% and 12% in 510 local governments.

The TPR ranged between 12% and 18% in 293 local governments. Some restrictions will be imposed in order to prevent the virus from spreading.

TPRs of more than 24% were reported by 88 local governments. The TPR is an abbreviated form of the phrase “The Strict restrictions, including triple lockdown, will be imposed here.

The districts of Malappuram, Thrissur, and Ernakulam reported the most cases, with 1640, 1450, and 1296 cases, respectively.

On Saturday, a total of 135 COVID deaths were confirmed.

The state’s COVID death toll now stands at 13,640.

Currently, 3,90,972 people are being watched across the state.

3,66,535 are being quarantined at home or in institutions, while 24,437 are in hospitals.