Hubballi border supervision and hours of night are a few steps on the Karnataka Government table when the Chairman of the Minister of Bumavaraj Bommai will lead the meeting of health experts and senior officials on Sunday to decide harder restrictions because the Omicron case continues to increase in the state and country.
“The omicron case increased mainly in Maharashtra, Kerala and Tamil Nadu.
The meeting in Bengaluru will decide on the next action,” said Bommai.
Has the government consider returning at night at night, cm said the meeting would decide its size.
“Until now, the previously issued guidelines are still valid in the state.
We review the situation to see whether the steps are strictly needed,” he added.
The most infected person is the Asimptomatic State Health Department worried about the increase in the omicron variant case with a touching carnataka 31.
Most of the infected people do not show symptoms.
Forbids underage children, they have all been vaccinated.
When delaying the introduction of anti-conversion bills in the legislative council, Bommai refused to see it as a decline for the government.
“If we have two more members (on our side at home), we will pass it,” he said, adding the bill will be submitted in the next session when the party’s power at home will be a simple majority deficient.
The State Assembly passed the bill with a voice on Thursday.