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Covid-19 vaccine. Of which, 64,61,13,909 first doses have been administered while 23,67,67,643 second doses have been administered to date.

Kerala has continued to report a decline in its Covid caseload recently. The state reported 12,161 fresh Covid-19 cases and 155 deaths on Wednesday.

The state's overall caseload has climbed to 46,64,971 and the toll to 24,965. The downward trend in daily Covid-19 cases is also seen in Maharashtra.

The state reported 3,206 cases and daily deaths dropped to 36. Meanwhile, Mumbai is set to reopen schools for classes 8 to 12 from October 4.

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