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How to make sense of Kerala's mega COVID-19 financial package -Nidheesh MK

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* The bulk of Rs20,000-crore package is frontloading the state's FY21 spending to the next three months

* Kerala has 25 active COVID-19 patients so far, and over 30,000 people in quarantine

ERNAKULAM: Kerala's mega financial package of Rs20,000 crore to mitigate the impact of the deadly coronavirus and counter its economic fallout has raised several eyebrows. Not only is the state the first in the country to offer such a package, it was also a record of sorts for Kerala itself. The sum is unprecedented for a state that was rowing back to normalcy after history's worst floods in 2018 and its devastating repeat in 2019.

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