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The survey teams visited 7,234 households from 321 streets across 15 zones. Of the 18,040 residents >10 years of age in the visited households, 14,839 (82.3%) were available at the time of survey, among whom 12,405 (83.6%) consented to participate (AppendixTable 1). The mean age of survey participants was 41.1 years (SD 17.3 years); 52.7% were female and 47.3% were male. Among 496 (4%) persons who reported prior reverse transcription-PCR (RT-PCR) testing for COVID-19, 119 (24%) reported testing positive (Table 1).

Hydrebad District Medical and Health Officer A. Kondal Rao started the distribution of home isolation kits to covid19 patients on Tuesday. About 350 kits will be delivered to coronavirus-positive patients by the staff of primary health centres in their respective localities. The district has also received 4,500 rapid antigen test kits for increased testing.

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On 29 March, the state reported eight more cases (four each from Coimbatore and Erode), all of which were linked to the two Thai nationals and their group who had tested positive. The eight included a 10-month-old baby.[19] The total number of confirmed cases reached 50.[20]

On 31 March, 57 new cases were reported, all with a history of travel predominately to Delhi, bringing the total to 124.[22] It was the highest single day rise to date. 50 of these cases were from Namakkal (18), Tirunelveli (22), Kanyakumari (4) Villupuram (3), Madurai (2) and Thoothukudi (1), all had travel history to Delhi.[23] Officials had discovered that at least 80 out of 124 confirmed cases (79 per cent) in Tamil Nadu were from one cluster as they are direct or indirect contact of the two Thai nationals who had tested positive for on 21 March.[22][24] The Thai nationals, identified as patients 5 and 6 were part of a large group from countries including Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, etc. who had visited the state for an annual pilgrimage.[24] This group had also attended a 3-day Tablighi Jamaat congregation in Nizamuddin Markaz mosque, New Delhi in early March.[25] It was estimated that more than 1,500 people from the state had participated in this event.[26] Officials also confirmed that the 54-year-old patient who had died the previous week had also participated in the gathering. Of 1,500 people who were in the gathering, 1,130 had returned to the state. The government had identified and isolated 515 of the 1,130 people.[22] It faced difficulty while trying to map the rest. It had urged people who attended the gathering to step forward and get tested.[26][27] Following this, the Nizamuddin Markaz emerged as a new virus hotspot.[28]

On 1 April, the state reported 110 new cases, all attended the Delhi Nizamuddin event. The total became 234.[29][30][31] Health Secretary Beela Rajesh said that 1103 out of 1500 attendees of the event had been traced and isolated. 658 of their samples had been tested of which,190 tested positive.[32] Some of the participants approached officials themselves after government's request.[31] Family members and close contacts were either taken to quarantine facilities or home quarantined.[33]

On 5 April, 86 new cases were reported of which 85 are related to Delhi event directly or indirectly. A 71 year old from Ramanathapuram who died on Thursday was tested positive. A 60 year old also died in the same hospital as previous patient.[39] The Health department revealed that 1246 contacts of Tablighi Jamaat participants have been traced and isolated so far.[40]

On 6 April, 50 new cases were reported bringing the total cases to 621. 48 of them were returnees of Delhi event.[41] 101 people who attended a COVID-19 victim's burial were home-quarantined in Ramanathapuram. They were not aware of his condition as the test result returned positive after only two days his burial.[42]

On 8 April, 48 new cases were reported bringing total to 738. 42 of those are connected to Tablighi Jamaat in Delhi.[44] One among the 42 is a Malaysian national. Government had revealed that 1480 attendees of the Delhi event were traced and isolated. 1716 samples from them and their contacts were tested, of which 679 had returned positive.[45]

On 30 May, 938 new cases were reported, of which 616 were from Chennai. The recovery rate have improved to around 56%, with a total of 12,000 recoveries across the state. The number of active cases stood at 9,021.[80] 31 prisoners in Puzhal prison have tested positive.[81]

On 6 April after ICMR's approval, the state government placed an independent order to purchase around one lakh serology-based rapid test kits from China, that can return quick results and are expected to be used for mass testing in smaller towns and rural areas.[130][119] They were expected to be delivered by 9 April.[131] On 11 April, the Chief Secretary K Shanmugam said that the consignment meant for India was reportedly diverted to the United States, causing delay.[132] The delay affected the testing rate of the state. The director of public health K Kolandaswamy said "It is admittedly one of our biggest weakness, but we decided there is no point in waiting for the kits. We have to use every minute in this period resourcefully." Instead of waiting, the health department has decided to use the existing RT-PCR kits for mass screening.[133]

Initially, the state only had four government labs for conducting tests for the coronavirus.[113] As of 20 June 2020, the state had 85 laboratories (45 government and 40 private) approved by ICMR for testing.[139] According to reports, private labs has fixed a rate of Rs 4,500 for testing a COVID-19 sample. The state government had announced that it will bear all the expenses.[140]

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The Tamil Nadu government on Sunday said it was mandatory for people coming from Kerala, to the state to carry a negative RT-PCR test report or vaccination certificate of two Covid doses from August 5, in the wake of a spike in infections in the neighbouring state.

Addressing reporters, Medical and Family Welfare Minister Ma Subramanian said, "From August 5, concerned district administrations have been directed to intensify surveillance and allow people from Kerala to enter the state if they possess an RT-PCR negativity certificate."

Officials in the bordering districts have also been asked to allow people if they have necessary documents to show that they have received two doses of the Covid vaccines.advertisement66.2% OF TAMIL NADU'S POPULATION HAS ANTIBODIES: SEROSURVEYOn the serosurvey results released on Saturday, Subramanian said special focus would be on those districts which have reported people with low resistance power to the virus.

"Virudhunagar has highest seropositivity rate of 84 per cent, Chennai 82 per cent. But, in Erode district, it is less. Special focus will be given to districts where people have low resistance against the virus, by increasing vaccine doses and enhancing medical infrastructure," he said.

The third Tamil Nadu Cross Sectional Serosurvey in July, covering over 26,000 samples revealed that at least 66.2 percent of the population has developed antibodies to SARS-CoV-2, the virus which causes Covid-19.

While the overall seroprevalence was 66.2 percent, the highest sero-positivity was observed in Virudhunagar district at 84 per cent while Erode reported the lowest at 37, according to the latest sero-suvrey conducted by the Directorate of Public Health and Preventive Medicine in 888 clusters across the state.PREVENTIVE MEASURES TO BE INTENSIFIED IN CHENNAI

A 27-year-old man died in Tamil Nadu's Trichy after showing some symptoms of Covid-19. The health authorities have sent his sample for testing to check the presence of the H3N2 virus, officials said on Tuesday. The reports added that he was a resident of Trichy and a resident of Bengaluru.

Several states of the country, including Tamil Nadu, are witnessing rising cases of the H3N2 influenza virus. According to the latest reports, the death toll from the influenza virus has reached 7 and the Union Health Ministry has directed states to keep monitoring the situation and ensure adequate stock of drugs, medical equipment, and medical oxygen in the hospitals.

There was a spike in cases in many districts. Chennai continued to report 3,000-plus cases. A total of 3,750 people tested positive in the city, followed by 947 in Chengalpattu, 715 in Coimbatore and 529 in Tiruvallur. Fresh cases soared above 400 in Madurai (462), Tirunelveli (426) and Salem (401).

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