Announcement of complete lockdown in Kerala from July 17, Corona and Zika virus increased risk

Even though the pace of corona infection in the country seems to be weakening, but along with corona in South India, the risk of Zika virus is also increasing. In view of the increasing threat of corona and Zika virus in Kerala, a complete lockdown has been announced on 17 and 18 July. In view of the way the number of patients infected with the virus is increasing in the state, the state government may issue a new guideline very soon.

In view of the threat of Corona and Zika virus in Kerala, the bank has now been allowed to operate for only five days. Along with this, an order has been issued to keep all the banks closed for two days during the entire lockdown. Along with corona, the patients of Zika virus have also increased in Kerala. After three more new cases were reported in the state on Tuesday, the number of patients infected with Zika virus has now increased to 18. Let us inform that in the three new cases that have been reported on Tuesday, a child is also involved. Kerala Health Minister Veena George said that the risk of Zika virus has increased in the state. The three patients who tested positive for Zika virus on Tuesday include a 22-month-old baby, a 46-year-old man and a 29-year-old health worker. He said that 18 cases of Zika virus have been reported so far in the state amid the threat of corona. On Tuesday, 14,539 new cases of Kovid-19 were reported in Kerala, after which the total number of infected people increased to 30,87,673. At the same time, after the death of 124 more patients in the last 24 hours, the death toll increased to 14,810. Health Minister Veena George said in a statement that Malapuram has the highest number of 2,115 cases. After this, 1,624 cases were reported in Ernakulam and 1,404 in Kollam. On Tuesday, 10,331 patients also became infection free, after which the total number of recovered people increased to 29,57,201. 1,15,174 patients are undergoing treatment in the state.