The developments had distressed the stakeholders to fully acknowledge the resumption despite the vaccinations and safety guidelines.

As Kerala shares most of its border with Tamil Nadu, the latter has been gearing up measures to monitor the movement of people between the borders.

The back-to-back developments of students and teachers being vulnerable and contracting the viral infection had poured an ordeal to the state government.

According to reports, three students and a teacher in the state had confirmed to have contracted the pandemic, exactly a day after reopening the schools.

The student, who had tested positive, has been put into isolation and the officials had brought the school premises under their surveillance. 

Of 42,909 fresh cases and 380 deaths India has reported, Kerala had recorded 29,836 cases and 75 deaths in the last 24 hours. 

The state government has mandated that the teachers and all other staff members of the schools and colleges must have received two doses of the Covid-19 vaccines before attending the classes.

The National Human Rights Commission has accepted Saravanan's petition and has started legal measures for the investigation. 

As the crucial resumption is just a week ahead, it has been reported that the schools across the state will initially be conducting refresher classes for the students.

The warning has come parallelly to India's major leap in the Covid-19 vaccination drive with the country preparing to vaccinate minors above the age of 12, which will begin in September.