The Corona epidemic has created a lot of panic all over the world, meanwhile, the Tamil Nadu Government has hardened after the number of corona cases in Kerala has increased. Tamil Nadu Health Minister Subramanian says health department has beefed up security at the state border. Health Minister Subramanian further said, "Tamil Nadu has developed a pneumococcal conjugatvaccine for children at Egmore Government Children's Hospital in Chennai. We have 7000 pneumococcal conjugated vaccines in stock. State Health Minister Ma Subramanian says that we will have free vaccinefor all children in government hospitals."
Tamil Nadu Health Department has increased the vigilance border check posts with Kerala after the number of COVID19 cases have gone up in Kerala: Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian pic.twitter.com/5gIHWxKPt2
? ANI (@ANI) July 24, 2021
Though the corona virus has slowed down in the country, 39,097 new corona cases have been reported within the last 24 hours. The situation in Corona is still alarming in 5 states. Kerala reported 17,518 cases within 24 hours, while Maharashtra recorded a total of 6,753 corona cases. In Tamil Nadu, 1,830 corona cases have been reported, while in Andhra Pradesh, 1,747 people have been infected with corona. 76.13 per cent of the cases are coming from these 5 states. Kerala alone has the highest number of 44.81 per cent cases. Meanwhile, 546 corona infected patients have lost their lives in the last 24 hours.
Maharashtra recorded the highest number of deaths due to the same corona virus. In Maharashtra, 167 patients have lost their lives in the last 24 hours. In Kerala, a total of 132 patients have died in 24 hours. Corona's recovery rate in India has reached 97.35 per cent. Under the nationwide vaccination campaign, a total of 42.78 crore doses have been given to the people so far. This includes both the first and the second doses. On the other hand, 4267799 doses have been given for 24 hours. So far, 45.45 crore tests have been conducted.
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