Kerala COVID-19 scare: 32,801 new cases, TPR at 19.22%, 179 new deaths reported

The COVID-19 scare has reached an alarming level in Kerala with the state recording more than 30,000 cases consecutively for three days. Kerala recorded 32,801 cases and 179 deaths on Friday (August 27). TPR rate has risen to an alarming level of 19.22 Per cent. Malappuram district recorded the highest COVID cases on Friday (4032). The total number of deaths in Kerala has raised to 20,313.

India on Friday reported 44,658 Covid cases and 496 deaths. As per reports, the state of Kerala attributed to nearly 70 per cent of the Covid tally.

32,801 COVID cases were reported while 1,70,703 samples were tested.

Kerala COVID-19 scare: 32,801 new cases, TPR at 19.22%, 179 new deaths reported

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