Mangaluru: Police of Mangalore City and Police Dakshina Kannada have made supervision tensions on the border between states in accordance with the instructions of Karnataka Karnataka Basavaraj Bommai, who held video conferencing with officials on Tuesday.
Both police units apply additional steps to examine the movement between states at the Kerala – Karnataka border in this district.
Police officials from Mangaluru City Police introduced strict supervision on the border in Talapady, Mangaluru Central Railway Station and Mangaluru Junction Railway Station.
Meanwhile, Police Dakshina Kannada mobilized personnel at 10 checkpoints between countries to check the movement of people according to Covid-19 guidelines.
People who arrived through Talapady, Saradka, Salamoor, Kanyana, Menala, Swarga, Sulliipadavu, Muroru, Mandekolu, Badddadka and Kannadithodu were only permitted to enter Dakshina Kannada only if they produce a vaccination certificate or RT-PC negative report.
The settings have also been made to test the RAT / RT-PCR at the checkpoint.
DK: -Ve reports or vaccine status must be entered
