Bangalore : Karnataka tightens controls in Kerala and Maharashtra Weekend curfew will be imposed in the districts bordering the two states. The announcement was made by Chief Minister Basavaraj Bomme after a meeting of the Kovid Technical Committee.
A complete curfew will be imposed on Saturday and Sunday. Chamarajanagar, Mysore, Kodagu and Dakshina Kannada districts, which share a border with Kerala, will come under control. The expert panel assessed that the spread of Kovid in both the states would lead to the spread of the disease in the border districts. Kovid also increased inspections at these places.
RTPCR for those coming from Kerala and Maharashtra. Certificate is mandatory. There is no exemption for those near the two-dose vaccine. Vehicles are stopped at check posts and checked. Passengers arriving by train will be screened at railway stations. Those who do not have the certificate will be subjected to Kovid examination. They should stay out of contact until the result comes. It has also decided to extend the existing night curfew in Karnataka. Curfew from 9pm to 5am.
Kovid for 38 Malayalee nursing students in Hassan
Mysore : Kovid confirmed to 38 Malayalee students of a private nursing college in Hassan. The students were diagnosed en masse during tests conducted over the past two days.
The students arrived in Hassan from Kerala two weeks ago for the exam. They are college students near the Kathihalli industrial area. The Covidilla certificate was also preserved. He lived in PG near the college. Authorities said most of those infected had no symptoms. Health officials Closed.
Kovid confirmed students were transferred to another center. Twelve students on their primary contact list have been transferred to a private lodge.
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