Bengaluru: The state government has issued an advisor who urges residents to delay the trip to neighboring countries, emergency restrictions, until the end of October to prevent the potential of the third covid wave in Karnataka.
Kerala reported 25,772 fresh covid infections and 189 deaths on Tuesday, compared with 851 cases and 15 deaths in Karnataka.
The size has been taken to curb the spread of infection amid the opening of the school and the concerns of the upcoming third wave, especially during the festival season.
Issued an advisor on Tuesday, the Ministry of Health and Families have directed all educational institutions, companies, hotels, factories, industries and hospitals in the state to instruct students who have not returned to Karnataka from Kerala to delay their return to October-end .
‘Kerala Returnee tests positively’ those in Karnataka must be advised not to travel to neighboring countries until then, it was Siad.
“It was observed that even though it had brought RT-PCR negative test reports, students and employees who arrived at Karnataka from Kerala were positive testing for Covid-19 during recurring tests.
The number of cases like that was very high in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi,” said Jawaid Akhtar, Additional Principal in the Department of Health and Family Welfare.
K’taka advisory: delay Kerala’s trip until the end of October
