Mangaluru: Dakshina Kannada District Administration on Tuesday made quarantine seven days mandatory for all students, employees, and other people from Kerala entering this district.
The New Order by Dakshina Kannada Deputy Commissioner Dr K v Rajendra said that all students (nursing, medical, paramedics, techniques, etc.) from Kerala must bring RT-PC’s negative reports that are no more than 72 hours to enter DK.
“They have to undergo seven days of quarantine mandatory after entering the district and have to test themselves after seven days.
This guideline will apply to all others from Kerala who visit Dakshina Kannada for work or other purposes.
All employers in the district must make sure their employees from Kerala Have a legitimate negative RT-PCR report.
It is the responsibility of institutions and employers to uphold quarantine, “he said.
It was implied all from Kerala who visited the district for business, function, pilgrimage and work also had to undergo quarantine here, he added.
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K Sudhakar said that the government would discuss daily commuter movements, which entered the Karnataka border district every day.
“The number of daily commuters from Kerala visits Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, and Chamarajanagar every day for education, health services, and work.
We need to discuss how to separate the guidelines that can be enforced for them.
I will discuss this issue with the Chairman of the Minister of Basavara Basaavara.,” The minister told reporters at Chikkaballapur on Tuesday.
DK: Quarantine must be for commuter from Kerala
