Not sure what we are now witnessing is the 3rd wave or 2nd wave, maybe it is like 2 monsoon overlap each other here.
If Kerala can fully vaccinate its population, then we can negotiate next wave.
Kerala has the wherewithal to fast vaccinate, if it is made available!
Thanks to our robust health infrastructure and health workers, which are spread in a uniform manner at the breadth and width of our State, we never seen a crisis like North Indian States witnessed.
Yes, around 10 days, our system stretched to the limit during 2nd wave peak.
Still the casualties are a deep concern and also the breakthrough infections.
Hope we will vaccinate fast and tame this virus at the earliest.
Why I am saying that it may be a 3rd wave, look at the peaks at the first wave, second wave and now...it is showing 3 distinct waves.
Taken here 7 days moving average since May 2020.
Coming days will tell us whether this wave will diffuse or it is a lull before the storm!
So I am crossing my fingers & looking at the infection rate and fully vaccination progress.
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PS: Kerala tested around 1.38-1.40 lakh samples (55K RTPCR) during the peak of 2nd wave,ie, middle of May 2021 and now tests around 1.35-1.37 lakh samples (50K RTPCR)
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India so far fully vaccinated only 9.7% & partially vaccinated 22.7% of its total population.
If we are taking our 94 crores 18 plus adult population, the above figures will be 13.3% and 33.1% respectively.
Statewise progress can be easily comprehended from this map.
The States who have fully vaccinated more than 20% of their population are given in GREEN.
While the worst performing States with less than 5% fully vaccinated are given in PINK
The highlighted cells in the table accompanying the map shows the States which are performing below national average as far as vaccination is concerned.
Unless India Govt makes Herculean efforts to vaccinate the population there, we are facing a great risk against 3rd wave.