Kerala reports 14 fresh cases on Sunday, taking the total tally of active cases to 101 ERNAKULAM : From flattening the curve to just 16 active cases two weeks ago, Kerala's active number of cases crossed 100 again on Sunday with more people who returned from interstate and international travel testing positive.

Kerala reported 14 fresh cases on Sunday, taking the total tally of active cases to 101, according to a statement from the state's chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan.

There are no fresh recoveries on Sunday, it said. Of the fresh cases, two are returnees from foreign countries, ten came back from other states and the rest one is a health worker in Kollam district, said Vijayan.

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