Hassan: Following protests from VHP members and pressure from many organizations and the community, the district government has decided to allow worshipers to visit the Hasanamba temple but with motorists – only those who have taken the Covid-19 vaccine can enter.
The temple will open on October 28 and close on November 6 because of the pandemic, the authorities have decided to ban worshipers, because lakh visits the temple which is only opened for several days a year.
However, VHP members have protested what they call “low-key celebrations”.
Now, anyone who has even been vaccinated in part can enter.
However, worshipers will be banned on the first and last day.
Those under the age of 18 will not be permitted.
“Special ticket prices will RS 300 and RS 1,000 night, “said K Gopalaiiah, District Minister on Tuesday.
He added: “Because of the low sekundu coverage in the district, it was decided to enable partial worshipers inoculated.
About 40% of the population in the district was fully vaccinated.” Officials and the health team will examine the details of the vaccination of worshipers at the entry point.
They can show SMS messages or produce copies of certificates with ID proof.
The counter has also been arranged for JAB worshipers.
“This will help increase vaccination coverage,” said Ba Jagadish, assistant commissioner and administrator of the temple.
Last year, worshipers were banned because of Covid.
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Karnataka: The worshipers were affixed with a minimum of 1 dose of Covid-19 vaccine was allowed to enter the Hasanamba temple
