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Kerala passed Covid peak, cases likely to come down in next 2 weeks: AIIMS professor

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coronavirus cases, AIIMS Professor Dr Sanjay Rai said that the virus’ peak has passed in the state. The professor stated that a decline in the number of cases is expected in the next two weeks.

Rai told ANI, "Earlier serosurvey in Kerala suggest that most population was susceptible but latest sero survey shows that 46 per cent had antibodies due to vaccine or by infection.

The measures are taken by the state only slows down the spread. By looking at the data of the virus spread in the last 2-3 months, Kerala has passed its peak and in the next 2 weeks, a decline in cases should start.

Just like North-East, Kerala should also start witness drop in COVID cases by the start of October as per the epidemiological picture." On Tuesday, India

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