2,479 cases of COVID-19 infection were reported in the state in a single day, including 2,053 in Bengaluru; death of four

 

2,479 cases of COVID-19 infection were reported in the state in a single day, including 2,053 in Bengaluru; death of four

Bengaluru: Health Minister Dr Sudhakar shared on his Twitter account that 2,479 cases of Kovid-19 infection were reported in the state in a single day. Bangalore alone reported 2,053 Covid-19 cases, while the positivity rate rose to 2.59 per cent, four deaths from Covid-19 and the death toll rose to 38,355. Out of the total 288 people discharged today, 2961410 have been discharged so far. The number of active cases of infection increased to 13532. On July 29 last year, the number of Kovid-19 cases crossed the 2,000-mark. As per the data provided by the Health Minister today, no new Omicron infection has been found in the state. With the spread of Kovid-19 infection across the state, several stringent restrictions may be imposed. The Health Minister and senior cabinet colleagues led by CM Bommai will hold a meeting with the members of the Covid-19 Technical Advisory Committee to decide on measures to be taken to prevent infection in the growing areas of Corona, including Bengaluru. For the prevention of infection, the meeting will be held at Bengaluru airports, micro-containment zones, schools and other areas.

Establishment of check posts in border areas for Kovid control: Chief Minister Bommai

Kalaburagi: Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has said that in view of the increase in Kovid-19 cases in Maharashtra and Kerala, check posts will be opened in the border areas of neighboring states. He told reporters that the responsibility of such check posts rests with the concerned police stations. The first and second wave of infection has come in our state when there are 19 cases of Kovid-19 in neighboring states. Therefore, attention will be given to the border areas. Responding to a question about laxity in border areas, the CM said that check posts would be set up in village-to-village areas, where police personnel would be deployed and their responsibilities would be directed to be handled by the respective police stations. The Chief Minister said that he is waiting for expert advice on lockdown, semi-lockdown or weekend curfew, which will have a negative impact on the economy. Economic activities need to be conducted with the safety of the public. This is the thinking of the government. He said that public disinfection should be coordinated

Strict 2 week rule in Karnataka: Weekend lockdown in the state, schools in Bangalore

BENGALURU: The state government has announced a new roadmap to implement stringent rules for the next two weeks from 10 pm last night as the number of omicron and corona cases continues to rise. These rules will come into effect from January 6. There will be a weekend curfew and a night curfew from 10 am to 5 pm for the next two weeks. Revenue Minister R Ashok said that the state will be under lockdown from 10 am to 5 pm on Monday, except for essential service. Schools and colleges have been closed in Bangalore for almost two weeks. But only class 10th, 11th and 12th, medical and paramedical colleges will be there, the health minister said. K Sudhakar said. * Theaters, bars and restaurants, pubs, clubs and hotels only fill 50 percent. * Outdoor weddings for up to 200 people. Indoor weddings only allow 100 people. * Those coming from Goa, Maharashtra and Kerala will have to bring RTPCR negative report. * As usual, worship is organized in religious areas. But only 50 are allowed at a time. * Holidays for protests, rallies, rallies and fairs in the state.

State government mandated formation of task force for control of Kovid-19

BENGALURU: The state government has ordered the formation of a task force to control the spread of Kovid-19 infection and omicron infection. Government Chief Secretary PK Shivakumar said that the orders issued for supervision, management and coordination of Kovid surveillance have been modified and a draft task force has been prepared with immediate effect. Ravikumar said. The Kovid-19 War Room has jurisdiction over the entire state, including the Munish Moudgil-led Task Force BBMP. The rest of the task force is:

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