06/06/2020
This is the day the Kovid plague has reached three quarters. 111 cases were reported in the state.
On June 1, 57 people were diagnosed with the disease but it rose to 86. It was 82 on June 3, 94 on 4, and 111 today. The situation is getting worse.
Today, 50 of those infected are from overseas. 48 from other states. Contact 10. Health Workers3.
Maharashtra 25, Tamil Nadu 10, Karnataka 3, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Lakshadweep one each, Delhi 4 and Andhra Pradesh 3.
At least 22 people have been released. Thiruvananthapuram 1, Alappuzha 4, Ernakulam 4, Thrissur 5, Kozhikode 1 and Kasaragod 7.
Palakkad 40, Malappuram 18, Pathanamthitta 11, Ernakulam 10, Thrissur 8, Thiruvananthapuram 5, Alappuzha 5, Kozhikode 4, Idukki 3, Kollam 2, Wayanad 3, Kottayam and Kasaragod one each.
3597 samples were examined today. So far 1697 people have been diagnosed with the disease in the state. Of those, 973 are currently undergoing treatment. 1,77,106 are currently under surveillance. There are 1,75,581 people in homes and 1545 in hospitals. Only 247 people were hospitalized today. So far, 79,074 samples have been sent for testing. A total of 74,769 cases were confirmed as non-infectious.
So far, 19,650 samples of the priority category have been collected as part of Sentinel Surveillance, a negative of 18,049. Total so far in the state
A total of 1,04,045 samples were examined. The number of hotspots in the state has reached 128. Wayanad 3, Kannur and Kozhikode each got new hotspots.
Antibody tests are starting to be widespread. We have received 14,000 kits through ICMR. 10,000 of these were given to different districts. It has been announced that 40,000 will be available in 3 days. The antibody is planned for up to 15,000 a week. This is to check for community outreach. If the antibody test is positive, a PCR test is performed.
A total of 1,77,033 people from abroad and other states have arrived. Of these, 30,363 were from overseas. 1,46,670 came from other states. Of these, 93,783 came from areas with high prevalence (63%).
Road passengers - 79%, Rail - 10.81% and Air - 9.49%
In the case of other states, Tamil Nadu has the highest proportion - 37%. Karnataka - 26.9%. Maharashtra - 14 per cent. Most of the foreigners from the UAE have returned. 47.8 percent. Oman - 11.6 percent and Kuwait - 7.6 percent.
Of these, 680 have been confirmed. Of these, 343 were from overseas and 337 were from other states. The highest incidence of cases was reported from Maharashtra (196).
Today the number of new patients in the state is the highest ever. It is also at this same time that there are concessions on lockdown and the opening of places of worship, restaurants, malls and more. The challenge and responsibility before us is growing exponentially.
According to the chart, more than 100,000 people will be flying overseas this month. With the opening of public transport, the number of arrivals will increase significantly. We need to welcome everyone safely. Concessions should not, under any circumstances, be a risk factor for the spread of the disease.
As already mentioned, the number of people infected by contact today is 10. This is a sign that you need more care. Whatever the case may be, there should be caution against the spread of disease in all.
The number of sufferers is likely to increase. Therefore, proper arrangements will be made for it. In the first place, everyone should check to see if the vigilance and concern among the community is diminished. The danger must be understood in its seriousness. It is important to recognize that the rate of danger is increasing. The intervention will strengthen the awareness of the masses. The Department of Health will prepare special protocols for people with serious illnesses.
The government will make arrangements for rapid screening of those who have contracted the disease in foreign countries and those who come from places where the disease is spreading in different states.
Social distance, hand hygiene and mask wear must be adhered to. It should not be left in public places, work places, vehicles, restaurants, kitchens. Kerala's unique hygiene and health care practices need to be taken care of more positively.
* Discounts *
Lockdown concessions are coming up in the country. The central government has announced various concessions since June 8. The concessions for places of worship, shopping malls, restaurants and government offices have been announced. This was verified by the government. In the state, certain concessions have been decided according to the central norms. The concessions announced by the Center will be implemented in the state in general.
Discussions were held with various religious leaders on how the function of the shrines should be carried out. Government decisions are taken into consideration.
The central guideline is that persons over 65 years of age, under 10 years of age, pregnant women and other sick persons should remain at home. It will be implemented here too. Religious institutions should give this kind of notice.
Shrines must also be maintained at least 6 feet apart in public places. Visitors to the shrine must wear a mask. Wash your hands with soap. Hand sanitizer should be used where possible. Everyone is in agreement with this. First and foremost, you need to adjust the number of people who visit the shrine. There should be no cohesion.
Do not use water in general tanks to clean your body. Can only be used from taps. Cover your face with a napkin when coughing. Tissue should be properly disinfected if used. Do not spit in public places.
People with symptoms should not enter the shrine. The Kovid 19 awareness posters should be displayed explicitly. Do not wear sandals. Must be kept separate at a specified distance. The queue should be marked separately. There must be separate points for climbing and descending.
These terms, laid down by the Center, appear to be in force here. The names of the pilgrims should be kept.
It is advisable to avoid air conditioning. Temperature should be set at 24-30 degrees Celsius depending on the central requirement.
Do not touch idols or holy books.
Devotional songs and hymns should be recorded and rehearsed to avoid singing.
The mat and hatchery should be brought by the devotees themselves.
It is best to avoid feeding and other activities. Rituals such as charuan should be avoided. If baptism is practiced, it should be free from contact. Anyway, the crowd should be avoided and the risk of infection spread. The central direction is to avoid pleasing and sprinkling holy water. The State Government is of the view that the solid and liquid materials should be collectively avoided.
Once the sick person arrives at the shrine, the central guidelines for how to get treatment will be implemented in the state.
* Other Institutions *
The Center has issued specific guidelines for hotels, hospitality units, restaurants, shopping malls, offices and professional bodies.
* Accommodation Hotels *
1. There should be sanitizer and thermal inspection systems.
2. Staff and guests present should not have symptoms.
3. Staff and guests must wear a full face mask throughout the hotel.
4. There should be separate system for indoor and outdoor access. Many hotels do not have this system. However, it is important to note that people do not have to ascend and descend at the same time.
5. Limit the number of people entering the lift. Keep distance. The escalators have to stand in alternate steps.
6. The guest's travel history and medical condition should be self-attested at the reception.
7. Payments should be made online. It should be in a manner that avoids touch.
8. Luggage must be disinfected.
9. Request not to visit containment zones.
10. Room service should be maximized.
11. Put food on the door of the room. Do not give directly to the residents.
12. The air conditioner should be operated at 24-30 ° C.
13. The premises and toilets must be disinfected.
14. Children’s play areas and game arcades should be closed.
* Restaurants *
Open restaurants and let people sit and eat. But, in addition to general terms, home delivery should be maximized. Employees who go for home delivery should have a thermal check. If running a buffet, social distance must be maintained. Menu cards must be made of disposable material that one can use and destroy. Paper napkins should be used instead of fabric napkins.
Those who serve food at restaurants should wear masks and gloves.
* Shopping Malls *
Food courts and restaurants can make up only 50 percent of the seating capacity.
Employees must wear masks and gloves.
Acceptance of digital money should be encouraged.
All tables must be disinfected after the customer leaves.
Cinema halls inside the malls must be closed.
Do not open children's play areas and game arcades.
* Offices and Workplaces *
Visitors will not be allowed to pass the usual course. Special pass may be issued after adequate screening with the permission of the concerned officer.
Drivers living in containment zones should not drive. The vehicle's interior, steering, door handle, and keys must be disinfected.
Older employees, pregnant women, and those with other medical conditions should take extra precautions. They should not be assigned jobs that are directly related to the public. Get as much work from home as possible.
Meetings should be made via video conference as much as possible.
Priority should be given to settling the remaining files in the offices.
Opening hours of different offices and lunch / coffee breaks should be maximized.
There will be separate entrances for entry and exit.
Employees should wear gloves and masks in canteens. Must be a meter apart. Staff in the kitchen must keep social distance.
If someone shows signs of CVD in the office, they should be shifted to a special place and seek medical attention. Contact and categorize them into high risk and low risk. Those with high risk contacts will be quarantined for 14 days. If low risk contact, health status is monitored for 14 days.
Employees who are not able to come to the office at this stage should be involved in the Covidu prevention work in their respective districts. Department heads must ensure this. Departmental Collectors should report their work through the District Collectors.
* In addition to what is said in general, there are certain decisions that need to be made in the discussion.
1. Supply of food, refreshments and oreganas in places of worship should be avoided.
2. Do not give sandalwood and ashes from a plate.
3. No handshake at the ceremony.
4. Depending on the size of the shrines and the social distance, arrangements will be made to accommodate the number of people at a time. At the rate of 15 people per 100 square meters. However, the maximum number of arrivals at one time will be limited to 100.
5. Collect the name and phone number of the persons who come to the places of worship. Those who come to the worship of the inscribed pen should be brought.
6. Work from home should be provided to those living in containment zones.
7. Lift operators must be on the lifts. There should be no way everyone presses the lift buttons.
8. Do not get caught on ramps and stairs. Should heterosexuals be caught, they must wear gloves.
9. Grievances should be received online. Visitors should refrain from submitting complaints directly. It will also provide a mechanism for answering online complaints correctly.
10. In the malls, the number of places of worship will be determined by the maximum number of places at a time. There should be a system for recording the name and phone number of those coming from there.
11. The utensils served in hotels, restaurants, tea shops and juice shops must be washed in hot water.
12. Sabarimala vision will be controlled by a virtual Q. There should not be more than 50 people at one time. A thermal scanner will be installed at Nilakkal, Pampa and Sannidhanam. The mask is mandatory. Devotees of the ghee should adopt the method of handing ghee to a particular place. Gloves and mask will be made compulsory for Devaswom employees. Children below the age of 10 years and those above 65 years of age will not be allowed under the central direction. Peacemakers do not distribute prasadam. Flagging and Arat can be done in a limited way.
13. Shrines, restaurants, malls and hotels can be operated from June 9. On June 8, all institutions must disinfect.
There have been complaints that some railway stations do not have the means to get home. District collectors were given the responsibility to take heed of it. Special police assistance will also be made available. Buses and other vehicles are also permitted.
In addition to Covidin, other preparations, especially during the rainy season, are being prepared. The health department has also been instructed to make private hospitals a part of this. Telemedicine facilities will be extended. A treatment system is used to distinguish between Covid and Non-Covidinal Diseases.
So far 1,67,355 guest workers have returned to their home countries. Many guest workers are staying here. As the work begins, special care should be taken in their case. They live in groups. Protocol will be made to transport them to the workplace. Contractors must ensure that they comply with safety standards in travel and other matters.
Some places are said to be centers of disease transmission. One of them is Thalassery fish market. Proper disinfection measures have been proposed in such areas.
Some of those diagnosed with a criminal background have already been in the public eye. Their information will be collected. They will investigate to find out where they went.
This will strongly prevent the cost of construction. There is a tendency to increase prices by looking at this amount. It is not accepted.
The state reported 3165 incidents of people not wearing a mask today. A case has been registered against 13 people who violated the Quarantine.
Thousands of rupees have already been given to 11 lakh people for non-members of the welfare fund. Delivery will be completed by Sunday. A total of 14,72,236 people will benefit.
Already Rs 1481 crore has been sanctioned as part of the Subhiksha Kerala project. The loans are given to agriculture, animal husbandry, fisheries and MSME sectors.
Vickers Channel is now available on more digital platforms. The company also announced that Vickers has been made available on Geo TV as of yesterday. Victors can be viewed through the mobile phone network.
The State Social Security Mission and the Kerala Cartoon Academy jointly set up cartoon walls in all districts for the prevention of Kovid. The pictures were part of the Health Department's Break the Chain campaign. Congratulations to the Cartoon Academy and Cartoonists who have led a different program.
* Help *
The Catholic Archdiocese of Kottayam Knoll, Metropolitan Mar Mathew Moolakattu said that four institutions have been released for the purpose of Quarantine. In addition, Rs 2 crore has been utilized for coronation prevention, community empowerment and food security.
Earlier, KSFE announced that it would provide 75 per cent of the required cost of providing facilities for children who do not have access to online learning. Kozhikode District Association of Primary Agricultural Credit Co-operative Societies has informed that Kozhikode district will bear 25 per cent of the cost of providing facilities to the underprivileged children.
PV Anwar MLA 100 TV Set
Kerala Secretariat Employees Association 50 TV set
* Relief *
Martyr Com. Kalayi Anish's mother Kausu handed over the martyr's family fund to the relief fund
50 lakhs from Isaf Small Finance Bank
AIYF Thiruvananthapuram District Committee Rs 3,34,501
1,06,000 for a small feast at Nasar Kollai in Kodiyathur.
Screenwriter Joshi Mangalath earns Rs 1 lakh
CP Mahmood, who was discharged yesterday from a coronary care center, was discharged
Rs 21,500 raised by AITUC New Committee Local Committee Biryani Fest
40,500 raised by the AYF Kannikode Regional Committee Biryani Challenge
